텀멜의 린 최고의 사이클링 경로

I did it on a laden tour bike, it is difficult this way. I fell off too and lucky not to injure myself. It is a hard push but beautiful. Would do on a mountain bike with bike packing set up next time.

We found everything we needed at this small neighborhood supermarket during our cycling holiday, from food and drinks to a replacement charging cable for our mobile phone. Very handy.

Just around the corner from the main entrance of the Blair Atholl Arms Hotel, you'll find the Bothy Bar. We enjoyed a hot lunch in this welcoming and cozy bar, but it's also a great place to stay for a beer. There are power outlets under some of the tables, perfect for charging your power bank while bikepacking.

From the main road, you can't see much of the castle, although the white building is immediately noticeable as soon as you pass through the greenery. To truly see the castle, you really have to visit it.

An impressive waterfall suddenly appears behind the cast-iron suspension bridge in the foreground. I paused here to enjoy it.

Very scenic drive there makes it all worth it. Good view, likely very busy during the season.

There is not much to see here, and overgrowth makes viewing any cascade or torrent harder. The Leap is easy enough to find following the signs from the visitor centre above. There is a steep path down to here.

Ignored the warning on Google maps that it's closed. Only the visitor centre was shut. The car park and view point itself were still open. While it is named after Queen Isabella, a 14th Century queen married to Robert the Bruce, many people believe it was named after Queen Victoria, who visited the site in 1866. The area was hugely popular in Victorian times and has remained so since.