Corpach Shipwreck is a famous shipwreck located near Fort William in the Scottish Highlands, sitting on the shore where Loch Linnhe meets the open sea. Once a working fishing vessel, the MV Dayspring ran aground during a storm in 2011 and has remained there ever since. Set against dramatic views of Ben Nevis, the wreck has become an iconic landmark, attracting photographers, travellers, and maritime history enthusiasts from around the world.

Fun Facts

•The ship was originally built in the 1970s and spent decades working in Scottish waters before being grounded by severe weather.

•Its striking location beneath Ben Nevis makes it one of the most photographed shipwrecks in the UK.

•Over the years, the wreck has become a symbol of resilience and is often featured in travel guides about the Highlands.

•At low tide, visitors can walk directly up to the hull, while high tide creates dramatic reflections around the vessel.

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Parking:
Small free car park nearby.

Walk distance:
3–5 minutes on a gravel path.

Difficulty:
⭐☆☆☆☆ (Easy)

Family-friendly:
Yes.

Notes:
Best visited at low tide.