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Loch Awe Railway Bridge
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Loch Awe Railway Bridge
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The Walking Dad
August 18, 2018
Hiking
English / German
This bridge comprises seven girder spans on masonry piers, and is the longest on the route of the former Callander and Oban Rly. It was built in 1878, the contractors W and T Adams. It carries across the Rover Orchid near its outflow into Loch Awe and about 2 miles [3.2km] beyond [to the W of] Dalmally Station.
This bridge covers seven girder spans on masonry pillars and is the longest on the path of former Callander and Oban Rly. It was built in 1878, the contractors were W and T Adams.
This bridge comprises seven girder spans on masonry piers, and is the longest on the route of the former Callander and Oban Rly. It was built in 1878, the contractors W and T Adams. It carries across the Rover Orchid near its outflow into Loch Awe and about 2 miles [3.2km] beyond [to the W of] Dalmally Station.
This bridge covers seven girder spans on masonry pillars and is the longest on the path of former Callander and Oban Rly. It was built in 1878, the contractors were W and T Adams.
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September 29, 2021
Hiking
Walking under the bridge leads to a gate and the path to Kilchurn castle. Just below the bridge may be a good spot to launch a paddle board or Kayak.
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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.
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Elevation 90 m
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