The Corrieyairack Pass has somewhat legendary status in these parts. It climbs up to 2,526 feet (770 meters) and forms part of a network of military roads built in this area by General Wade in the 18th Century.

It links Fort Augustus and Laggan, the rivers Spey and Tarff. Good luck passing through on this one either by mountain bike or foot, it's a beast!

The Racing Collective

May 16, 2019

One to savour - second highest pass on the GBDIVIDE route:
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erwinsikkens_com

January 27, 2020

Brutal but beautiful climb. Lot of loose rocks and a couple of creeks to pass. Steep parts from the north-west side to the top, but there's a nice Bothy along the route, so you can stay overnight to cut the climb in half ;-)

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Distance 18.5 km

Uphill 410 m

Downhill 660 m

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Location: Fort Augustus And Glenmoriston, Highlands, Scotland, United Kingdom

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