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Komoot will route around the West shore of Loch Ericht. DO NOT TAKE THIS ROUTE AS IT IS IMPASSABLE! The shores of the Loch are boggy and treacherous....you have been warned!

This gravel road is commonly used as an approach to riding around Ben Alder or as a part of a journey towards Ardverikie Estate. In good weather you can see the Munros appearing at the end and lefthand side of the Loch.

Also known as 'McCook's Cottage', Ben Alder Cottage is a remote bothy set below Ben Alder and above Loch Ericht. Sleeping up to six people (it's worth taking a tent so you can wild camp nearby if it's full when you arrive) it has a wood-burning stove, although residents must supply their own firewood. This bothy has a colourful history, having been used by ghillies (servents/attendants on shoots), stalkers, fishermen, walkers and poachers over the years. It's also said to be haunted...

We went here by bike from Bridge of Gaur. Doable, only had to hike the last hour through marhses.

Very good tracks to cycle in and out on, I've even seen a road bike here. Its longer than expected but the effort is worth the reward.

Long smooth gravel track, past the big fancy houses and with nice views out to Loch Ericht

This is AMAZING to ride on! So fast ! Enjoy :-)

Also known as 'McCook's Cottage', Ben Alder Cottage bothy is a brilliantly remote refuge, nestled between the peak of Ben Alder and Loch Ericht. This medium-sized bothy sleeps up to six people, and has a wood-burning stove, although you'll need to bring your own supply of firewood. This bothy has a rich history, having been used by ghillies, stalkers, fishermen, walkers and poachers over the years, and is also said to be haunted!