쉬운 로크 리옹 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Fundamental Bench Mark Bridge of Orchy

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We stayed here months in advance because it was the only available overnight accommodation with a dog – for €200 per night per person, plus an additional £20 for the dog. For over €400, we had a very nice but small room of about 12 square meters with a small bathroom in one of the barracks behind the main building. Modern and bright, but small, and there was still hair from the previous occupant in the bathroom (which was immediately removed after we pointed it out; we also got an extra drink with dinner). It's definitely not worth the price and is significantly below the standard of the Best Western in Crianlarich. They're clearly exploiting their monopoly position here. We found the restaurant to be upscale compared to other pubs. But so are the prices. The reception and restaurant staff were super friendly. But that's what we've found everywhere else in Scotland.

Bridge of Orchy (Scottish Gaelic: Drochaid Urchaidh) is a small town in Scotland, in the Argyll region of the Scottish Highlands, on the A82 road. Bridge of Orchy is located 2 km south of Loch Tulla and has a railway station on the West Highland Line. Bridge of Orchy is situated in the north of Glen Orchy, close to the River Orchy which flows out of Loch Tulla. It is on the West Highland Way, a long-distance footpath from Milngavie to Fort William. The bridge for which the town is named was built around 1750 by British government troops as part of the pacification of the Highlands.

There is a pedestrian tunnel🚶‍♀️to cross the railway 🚂 . We missed this and were all ready to cross at the vehicle crossing before heading back when we saw the no trespass signs.🚷

Between the West-Highland-Way and the underpass are some stairs - so you have to push the bicycle and carry it down or up the path. The railway crossing nearby is always closed - no tresspass over the tracks.

Nice to see here in the video at the end: https://youtu.be/Yza7cWrMFVI

Here you can spend the night in a cottage on the railway track.