Highland Council bus times
Highland Council runs 34 routes in Highland, serving 113 towns and villages including Inverness, Dingwall, Culbokie and Easter Kinkell.
Routes
- 7: Holm – Inverness
- 14: Inverness – Whitebridge
- 14A: Inverness – Whitebridge
- 16: Torvean – Holm
- 21C: Dingwall – Cromarty
- 21F: Cromarty – Dingwall
- 44: Marybank – Tomich
- 44A: Marybank – Dingwall
- 44B: Dingwall – Kilmorack
- 46: Beauly – Culduthel
- 48: Kilmorack – Tomich
- 48A: Culduthel – Kilmorack
- 104: Dalneigh – Milton of Leys
- 105: Millburn – Milton of Leys
- 107: Inverness – Culduthel
- 107A: Culduthel – Inverness
- 121: Jemimaville – Culbokie
- 251: Nairn town service
- 252: Nairn – Piperhill
- 252A: Nairn – Piperhill
- 253A: Nairn town service
- 300: Tomatin – Inverness
- 302: Inverness – Foyers
- 311: Inverness – Dingwall
- 312: Fort Augustus – Drumnadrochit
- 404: Dingwall – Longman
- 404A: Dingwall – Conon Bridge
- 408: Inverness – Culbokie
- 408A: Culbokie – Inverness
- 416A: Portmahomack – Tain
- 425: Dingwall – Alness
- 918: Berriedale – Wick
- 982: Wick – Thurso
- F9: Corran Ferry town service
Places served
- Inverness 17 routes
- Dingwall 8 routes
- Culbokie 5 routes
- Easter Kinkell 5 routes
- Muir of Ord 5 routes
- Tore 5 routes
- Beauly 4 routes
- Craigton 4 routes
- Kilmorack 4 routes
- Marybank 4 routes
- Nairn 4 routes
- North Kessock 4 routes
- Conon Bridge 3 routes
- Duncanston 3 routes
- Kilcoy 3 routes
- Maryburgh 3 routes
- Newton of Ferintosh 3 routes
- Artafallie 2 routes
- Balblair 2 routes
- Balnafoich 2 routes
- Bunchrew 2 routes
- Cannich 2 routes
- Cawdor 2 routes
- Crask of Aigas 2 routes
- Croachy 2 routes
- Cromarty 2 routes
- Culcharry 2 routes
- Errogie 2 routes
- Errogie, near Inverness 2 routes
- Farr 2 routes
- Glaichbea 2 routes
- Inchmore 2 routes
- Jemimaville 2 routes
- Kiltarlity 2 routes
- Lentran 2 routes
- Lyne of Gorthleck 2 routes
- Moniack 2 routes
- Piperhill 2 routes
- Resolis 2 routes
- Struy 2 routes
- Tombreck 2 routes
- Tomich 2 routes
- Tomnacross 2 routes
- Whitebridge 2 routes
- Wick, Highland 2 routes
- Abriachan 1 route
- Alltsigh 1 route
- Alness 1 route
- Ardullie 1 route
- Avoch 1 route
- Berriedale 1 route
- Bilbster 1 route
- Bishop Kinkell 1 route
- Braefindon 1 route
- Bruan 1 route
- Bunloit 1 route
- Burrigill 1 route
- Clayock 1 route
- Clephanton 1 route
- Clyth 1 route
- Corran Ferry 1 route
- Cullicudden 1 route
- Daviot 1 route
- Dochgarroch 1 route
- Dores 1 route
- Dores, near Beauly 1 route
- Drumnadrochit 1 route
- Dunbeath 1 route
- Evanton 1 route
- Forse 1 route
- Fort Augustus 1 route
- Fortrose 1 route
- Foyers 1 route
- Georgemas 1 route
- Glen Urquhart, near Thurso 1 route
- Gollanfield 1 route
- Haster 1 route
- Hempriggs 1 route
- Hughton 1 route
- Inver, Highland 1 route
- Inverfarigaig 1 route
- Invermoriston 1 route
- Latheron 1 route
- Latheronwheel 1 route
- Lewiston 1 route
- Lochend 1 route
- Lybster 1 route
- Mount High 1 route
- Moy 1 route
- Mulbuie 1 route
- Munlochy 1 route
- Newport, Highland 1 route
- Port Claire 1 route
- Portmahomack 1 route
- Raddery 1 route
- Ramscraigs 1 route
- Rosemarkie 1 route
- Scaniport 1 route
- Springfield, Highland 1 route
- Swiney 1 route
- Tain 1 route
- Thrumster 1 route
- Thurso 1 route
- Thuster 1 route
- Tomatin 1 route
- Toulvaddie 1 route
- Ulbster 1 route
- Upper Badrain 1 route
- Urquhart Castle 1 route
- Watten 1 route
- Wester Badgrinnan 1 route
- Wester Brae 1 route
- Whaligoe 1 route
Questions
- Which bus routes does Highland Council run?
- 7, 14, 14A, 16, 21C, 21F, 44, 44A, 44B, 46, 48, 48A, 104, 105, 107, 107A, 121, 251, 252, 252A, 253A, 300, 302, 311, 312, 404, 404A, 408, 408A, 416A and 4 more.
- Where do Highland Council buses go?
- Inverness, Dingwall, Culbokie, Easter Kinkell, Muir of Ord, Tore, Beauly, Craigton, Kilmorack, Marybank, Nairn and North Kessock, and 101 other places.
- What are Highland Council's busiest routes?
- the F9 (Corran Ferry town service), the 107 (Inverness – Culduthel), the 104 (Dalneigh – Milton of Leys), the 7 (Holm – Inverness) and the 16 (Torvean – Holm).
- Can I see where Highland Council buses are now?
- Yes. StopToStop shows Highland Council buses live on its map and in each route's timetable, from the positions they report to the Department for Transport's Bus Open Data Service.
Timetables from the Bus Open Data Service (Department for Transport), updated Tuesday, 10 November 2026. Stop details from NaPTAN. Train timetables contain data from Network Rail, licensed under the Open Government Licence; live train times from National Rail. Times are UK local time and can change at short notice: check before you travel.
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