Ciao, al mattino so che passa tra le 10 e le 11, ci sono stato e l'ho visto. Al pomeriggio mi sembra tra le 16 e le 17, ma non ci giurerei. Quando arrivi al Glenfinnan Viaduct c'è un cartello che lo specifica

Ciao, al mattino so che passa tra le 10 e le 11, ci sono stato e l'ho visto. Al pomeriggio mi sembra tra le 16 e le 17, ma non ci giurerei. Quando arrivi al Glenfinnan Viaduct c'è un cartello che lo specifica

You can see bridge from carpark, there is also a path that you can all the way to bridge with pram. Only about 10-minute walk to bridge, also about 2 minute walk up hill to lookout of bridge.

You can get Scot Rail tickets from Fort William station for a train that goes to Mallaig - which travels over the viaduct.

The steam train is fully booked but you can get the Scotish rail . We went on that and found it very good great views as the windows are much bigger you don’t have to book but may be cheaper if you do

Park at the visitor center located across the road from the Glenfinnan Monument. Easy walk to be directly at the viaduct or go to higher ground nearby for a different view. Several other interesting viewpoints on the route to Mallaig including another scenic viaduct bridge.

When we went up there, I put into google maps Glenfinnan Viaduct View Point and it comes up with the A830, 4LT Glenfinnan - Hope this helps. It's on the main road, there is a main view point car park and just abt 50m there's a small road on your right, where there is another small car park. Park up and keep walking up the gated road (gated to stop cars not walkers). Worth the walk up.

Hi Mohammad, we travelled by car. As stated by others the weather and limited daylight hours would make a day trip by car from Edinburgh unlikely. I would suggest staying at Fort William to make the stay more enjoyable and less rushed.

The Jacobite Train doesn’t run in Dec. ScotRail regular trains do but on limited timing too. Check out their website for details. Even if you get to Glenfinnan station, with the museum closed, I’m not sure if there’s anyone there to direct you to the path up the hill (which offers beautiful views) to the viaduct. Not sure if GPS works on the hill as I didn’t try then.