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Loch na Crann is a very small loch in Highland at an elevation of approximately 118 metres. The shoreline of Loch na Crann is approximately 1,357 kilometres around and the depth of Loch na Crann is relatively shallow. Loch na Crann is a freshwater loch.

A bit bumpy, but a great decend nonetheless.

This path is heavily overgrown. In the middle is a gate - walkers can easily path the gate through a passage. Cyclists must open the gate - it is not easy to open - but with some stenghs it is possible. The gate is not locked. Nice view over Loch Ussie.

This descent is worth the steep ascent required to reach it. You will bike past Loch Orrin on the way, which is a part of a hydroelectric scheme, and keep your eyes peeled to spot the beautiful Orrin falls as you follow the river Eastwards.

A wonderfully peaceful spot set amidst densely forested hills. Great for a picnic stop and watching the local wildlife, although very popular with midges over the summer months.

Quiet little Loch with an old boathouse. A nice place to stop and take a moment.

Scotland is famous for its dams and hydropower and this is a great example. It dams the Meig river to create Loch Meig. Great views all around.

Cracking MTB gravel track, tared road to dam then gravel track after that, easy to cycle and good views