20의 Acharacle가지 명소 & 주요 장소

If you visit the museum here you can also park. Nice path to the viaduct

Well worth a visit to this iconic spot, though it can be very busy with 'train spotters'

The loch sheil track is wide and was well surfaced when we visited. Suits gravel, hybrid or mountain bike best. A wee bit lumpy in places, but well worth the wilderness feel of this spectacular loch. The bridge to Glenfinnan viaduct viewing area was closed during our visit. Its a short ride from the main bridge if Glenfinnan is on your list, or just turn towards Glensheil and skip the very busy car park with its train spotters

The photos and explanations of railway and road construction and the people involved are very interesting. If you visit the tearoom in the railway carriage you get a free museum ticket.

The historic steam train also stops here twice in each direction. The tearoom in an old wagon is worth a short or long visit.

Magnificent section of gravel along the loch. The surface is uneven depending on the place, but overall satisfactory for progress. The view is not very clear on the first half of the path (starting from Polloch), then clear as far as Glennfinan. Please note: the footbridge which allows you to exit the path to access Glennfinan is still closed: reopening expected in September 2024.

The Jacobite steam train runs up to twice a day between Fort William and Mallaig. From May 1st to September 29th, the train runs over the viaduct towards Mallaig twice a day - once at around 11:00 and once at around 1:35 p.m. At these times, the train comes towards you, which gives the best view. On the way back to Fort William, the train also runs over the viaduct (3:15 p.m. and around 6:05 p.m.). In this direction, however, it doesn't look quite as spectacular.

a beautiful gravel track. Very steep from Strontian over to Polloch. The Glenfinnan foot bridge has been out of use for several years. Cross at your own risk, or add a few extra kilometres on the road to be safe