Routes

Planner

Features

Updates

App

Get the App

Wouter planned this outdoor adventure with komoot!

Discover your own fun with the #1 outdoor app.

Wouter

Saved routes

Gravelrit in Schotland langs The Badger Divide

Wouter

Saved routes

Gravelrit in Schotland langs The Badger Divide

Wouter and Evds planned a gravel ride

October 9, 2020

Gravelrit in Schotland langs The Badger Divide

Hard

70:15

1,162km

16.5km/h

12,080m

Embed

Comments

Navigate

Send to Phone

Save

Overview

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The route includes a crossing by ferry.

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 0 m for 249 m

After 17.9 km for 121 m

After 190 km for 61 m

After 398 km for 59 m

After 466 km for 69 m

After 585 km for 552 m

After 1,063 km for 63 m

After 1,128 km for 235 m

Most people would complete this in 11-23 days

Better plan each individual stage of your adventure with the multi-day planner — available as a part of komoot Premium.

Waypoints

Edinburgh Castle

Highlight • Castle

Impressive castle looming on the hill over the city. Depending on the season the place before the castle can be either set-up for the big taptoe or filled with the …

Tip by

1.87 km

Union Canal Towpath

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

First part from in fountainbridge can be slightly crowded, but after few minutes it's mostly empty, except for few walkers

Tip by

12.1 km

Union Canal Towpath

Highlight • Trail

Avoid at peak busy times - always take a bell!

Tip by

14.2 km

Ratho Marina, Union Canal

Highlight (Segment) • River

This is a wonderful place to explore. A few sections have challenging cobbles. However, they can be walked. Go and explore!

Tip by

21.3 km

Almondell Country Park

Highlight • Bridge

I think this needs re-classified, given the nature of the surfaces in Almondell I would not suggest it to be suitable for a road bike. MTB/Hybrid/CX/Gravel bikes should have no issue.

Tip by

22.4 km

Built in 1885 this viaduct once carried the single-track mineral railway which served the local industry. The railway closed in 1956 but walkers can cross or walk underneath to get a view of the 9 arches.

Tip by

70.1 km

Monklands Canal Path

Highlight • Trail

Great cross country mountain biking

Tip by

83.0 km

Doulton Fountain

Highlight • Monument

With 14m height this is the biggest terracotta fountain in the world. It shows people from India, South Africa, Canada and Australia, with queen Victoria on top.

Tip by

86.3 km

Clyde Arc Bridge

Highlight • Cycleway

Cycle routes almost all of the way.

Tip by

112 km

XVII Legion Sculpture by David Kemp

Highlight • Structure

You won't miss this great sculpture (XVII Legion) by artist David Kemp

Tip by

126 km

Holiday Inn Express

Hotel

141 km

Sandbank War Memorial

Memorial

145 km

Loch Striven and Loch Tarsan Scenic Route

Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint

The most direct route from Dunoon to the Cowal Peninsula takes you over two decent hills, with great views of Loch Tarsen and Loch Striven. Watch out for HGVs and …

Tip by

171 km

View of the Kyles of Bute from Tighnabruaich

Highlight • Climb

Take your time with this climb, which ever way you choose to approach it - its quite a climb if you're fully loaded. A little easier from Tighnabruaich, the views out and across the Kyles of Bute are fabulous.

Tip by

184 km

Portavadie Ferry Terminal

Highlight • Cycleway

This is the Portavadie Ferry Port for the crossing to Tarbert Loch Fyne. This ferry port is unattended and you buy your tickets on board the ferry. Thankfully there's a …

Tip by

190 km

Tarbert–Portavadie Ferry

Highlight • Rest Area

Quick trip over to Portavadie by ferry

Tip by

190 km

Tarbert Castle

Highlight • Viewpoint

A castle has existed on this spot for over 1,200 years and has witnessed centuries of gruesome history. During the Middle Ages, the castle was an important royal stronghold thanks …

Tip by

190 km

Skipness to Tarbert Gravel Route

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Instead of dropping down into Tarbert via the castle, stay on the forest track heading Southwest until you meet the A83 then turn right and do the last 2 miles …

Tip by

206 km

The Seafood Cabin

Highlight • Cafe

The coast road ride, and hot/cold seafood and drinks offering at Skipness Cabin are well worth the short detour. If there early, grab a coffee and a hot-smoked salmon roll; …

Tip by

226 km

Grogport Beach

Highlight • Viewpoint

Grogport village has a lovely stretch of sandy beach along the coast of Kintyre. Across the waters, you can see Pirnmill on the Isle of Arran. There are a few benches along the beach which are great for a picnic!

Tip by

236 km

Torrisdale Castle Estate

Castle

236 km

Kintyre Way – Distillery, Moor, and Forest Tracks

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

As you head deeper into the Torissdale Castle Estate, don't miss the little distillery and shop. Pick up a miniature (or a full 75cl bottle) for the evening :)

Tip by

249 km

Lussa Loch

Highlight • Forest

Lussa Loch is a picturesque stretch of water surrounded by forest in the heart of the Kintyre. It is the largest expanse of freshwater on the peninsula. Keep a look-out …

Tip by

261 km

Springbank Distillery

Highlight • Monument

Springbank Distillery has been producing single malt whisky since 1828. The distillery is one of the last remaining single malt whisky producers in Campbeltown, which once had over 30 operational …

Tip by

272 km

Rock Formation with Birds on Tarbert Road

Highlight • Natural Monument

Nice coastal road from Campbeltown to Tayinloan. Some nice beaches along the road.

Tip by

281 km

Glenbarr Abbey - Clan Macalister Museum & Tea Room

Castle

290 km

St John's Church and Graveyard

Highlight • Historical Site

St John’s is a ruined church and old graveyard in Killean. The church is first recorded in around 1222 and was abandoned due to its deteriorating structure in the late …

Tip by

317 km

West Loch Tarbert

Highlight • Viewpoint

Stretching towards the sea from the Kintyre Peninsula, West Loch Tarbert is a picturesque sea loch with a rich history. In the 11th century, Norwegian King Magnus Barefoot dragged his …

Tip by

323 km

Avinagillan Standing Stone

Point of Interest

344 km

Port Ban Holiday Park

Highlight • Rest Area

365 km

Glen Aros Road Climb

Highlight • Climb

A decent lump of a climb from either direction, but with a good surface and even better views. Take your time and take in the stunning scenery.

Tip by

375 km

Ardrishaig Basin, Crinan Canal

Highlight • Viewpoint

The Ardrishaig Basin is a pretty little marina on the Crinan Canal just before it meets Loch Fyne. The canal is known as 'Britain's most beautiful shortcut', linking the Loch …

Tip by

378 km

Lochgilphead Campsite

Highlight • Rest Area

once you left the campsite, go back to NCR78 as it joins the Crinan canal. Later there are two options: either cycling along the road or go off road

Tip by

378 km

Lochgilphead Caravan Park

Camping Site

393 km

Temple Wood stone circle

Highlight • Natural Monument

Hiking the Kilmartin is a stunning travel into the prehistoric world of Scotland. You will find beautiful standing stones, cairns and the landscape is breathtaking.

Tip by

394 km

Nether Largie Mid Cairn

Highlight • Natural Monument

A very large cairn which you can go into from the top. Furthest from the car park but an enjoyable walk to get here.

Tip by

396 km

Kilmartin Glebe Cairn

Highlight • Natural Monument

Kilmartin village, quiet, remote and unassuming, hosts some of the most important neolithic and bronze age remains in the UK.

Visit the museum and cafe in the village to find …

Tip by

398 km

Carnasserie Castle

Highlight • Viewpoint

Highly recommended if you are in the area. The visit to the castle is completely free and what surprised us most was how big it is.

Translated by Google •

Tip by

402 km

Loch Ederline

Highlight • Natural

Ederline Loch is part of Ederline Estate, a working farm covering 13,000 acres of moors, lochs and woodland. Set amongst the hills, this beautiful loch is home to rich wildlife including ospreys. You may even spot golden eagles.

Tip by

421 km

Falls of Avich

Highlight • Natural Monument

Avich Falls is hidden amongst the woodland near Dalavich in Argyll. Here, water cascades down the steep glacial valley from Loch Avich to Loch Awe. You can explore several falls …

Tip by

429 km

Kilchurn Castle and Loch Awe

Highlight • Viewpoint

With a surface area of 14.9 square miles (38.5 sq km), Loch Awe is the third-largest freshwater loch in Scotland. The stunning stretch water flows into the River Awe and …

Tip by

452 km

Caledonia Way: Oban to Taynuilt (NCN Route 78)

Highlight • Cycleway

A brilliant section of tarmac along National Cycle Network Route 78, which extends from Campbeltown to Inverness, also known as the Caledonia Way.

This gorgeous section links the popular ferry …

Tip by

460 km

Glen Lonan Road

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Part of the national cycle route. Watch out for the sheep!

Tip by

466 km

Oban Ferry Terminal

Highlight • Settlement

This is where the ferries leave to destinations like Lismore. It is also a nice spot to take a picture of Oban. The train station is just next to the ferry.

Tip by

472 km

View of the Countryside

Highlight • Viewpoint

This is ideally done on Gravel/Mountain bike. Whilst I did complete on a road bike it is far from ideal.

Tip by

482 km

Barcaldine Castle

Highlight • Historical Site

Located on the peaceful shores of Loch Creran, Barcaldine is a stunning ancient castle which is now used as a hotel. Even if you don't want to stay the night …

Tip by

490 km

Loch Creran

Highlight • Viewpoint

Loch Creran is a picturesque sea loch known for its maritime landscape and unique habitats. Flame shell, horse mussels, Norway lobster and seapen can be found here. The area is …

Tip by

499 km

View of Castle Stalker

Highlight • Viewpoint

One of the best looking castles around here. There is a lovely cafe up on the main road if you can find a way up there through the pub car park.

Tip by

508 km

Smooth Forest Road

Highlight • Trail

New track, with smooth tarmac, really nice to cycle on.

Tip by

509 km

Sustrans Route 78 – Winding Climb

Highlight • Trail

Probably open by Easter?

Tip by

515 km

Loch Linnhe

Highlight • Viewpoint

Loch Linhe is a sea Loch along the Great Glen Fault. It is 30 miles long and 1 mile wide. The Loch is a fantastic place to cycle due to the quiet roads and gorgeous scenery.

Tip by

528 km

Corran Ferry

Highlight • Structure

Cross the Loch between Ardgour and Corran

Tip by

539 km

Coastal Climb

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

This is a nice climb on a wide but quiet road heading inland from the coast

Tip by

556 km

Winding Road Near Loch Shiel

Highlight (Segment) • Climb

stunning road, before it gets seriously steep! if you're on a road bike with sub-25c tyres, it might be wise to think twice before taking this on, as the only …

Tip by

564 km

Loch Shiel Lakeside Gravel Track

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

This forestry track runs alongside Loch Shiel and offers fantastic views over the water. The surface is compact gravel, making it suitable for touring or gravel bikes.

There are a …

Tip by

584 km

Glenfinnan Monument

Highlight • Monument

The monument towers over the Highlands on the edge of Loch Shiel. The tower can be climbed from 9:00 to 19:00, in autumn / winter from 10:00 to 17:00 for £ 4.

Translated by Google •

Tip by

585 km

Glenfinnan Viaduct

Highlight • Bridge

Built in 1901, the Glenfinnan Viaduct is probably most famous for its use in the Harry Potter Movie series. It is an impressive piece of engineering, made up of 21 …

Tip by

606 km

Camping Site

612 km

Neptune's Staircase

Highlight • Structure

Built between 1803-22, Neptune’s Staircase is a flight of eight locks on the Caledonian Canal. Set in the shadow of Britain’s highest mountain, Ben Nevis, it is the longest staircase …

Tip by

612 km

Caledonian Canal

Highlight • Monument

Connecting Inverness and Corpach, the Caledonian Canal stretches 60 miles (97 km) through some of Scottland's most stunning scenery through vast lochs like Loch Ness and magnificent glens. Only one-third …

Tip by

619 km

Moy Bridge

Highlight • Structure

Still hand operated.

Translated by Google •

Tip by

627 km

Caledonian Canal

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

The Caledonian Canal runs for 60 spectacular miles (100km) through Scotland's Great Glen, connecting Inverness on the east coast with Corpach near Fort William on the west coast. The canal …

Tip by

636 km

Great Glen Way Lakeside Trail Along Loch Lochy

Highlight • Viewpoint

640 km

Eagle Barge Inn

Highlight • Pub

The bar is closed on Mondays!

Translated by Google •

Tip by

643 km

Invergarry Railway Station

Highlight • Monument

The Invergarry and Fort Augustus Railway opened in 1903 and closed to all traffic in 1947. The track was lifted in 1948 and the stations gradually disappeared until only Invergarry …

Tip by

645 km

Invergarry Castle Ruins

Highlight • Historical Site

Overlooking Loch Oich, Invergarry Castle was once the seat of the chiefs of the MacDonnell of Glengarry clan. The castle was built as an imposing six-storey L-plan to protect its …

Tip by

648 km

Invergarry and Fort Augustus Railway Tunnel

Highlight • Structure

This disused railway, which follows the route of the Great Glen from Fort William, was built between 1897 and 1903. Despite intentions to continue the tracks from Fort Augustus to …

Tip by

650 km

Caledonian Canal Towpath

Highlight (Segment) • River

Canal path along Caledonian Canal, super picturesque and bursting with history with the canal locks along the way. Links up the lively village of Fort Augustus at Loch Ness to Loch Oich.

Tip by

657 km

Caledonian Canal Centre

Highlight • Rest Area

Excellent presentation about the planning and construction phase of the Caledonian Canal.

Tip by

659 km

Gravel Road to Fort Augustus

Highlight (Segment) • Forest

For a smooth fire road with the finest Scottish gravel check out this alternative to the busy main road to get back to Fort Augustus.

Tip by

673 km

Dundreggan to Tomich Gravel Road

Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint

Absolutely spectacular gravel road section between Dundreggan (South) to Tomich (North), just looking on the map you can see how wiggly it is across the moorland! Enjoy the well surfaced …

Tip by

719 km

Beaufort Castle

Castle

738 km

Inverness City Centre

Highlight • River

Inverness is a wonderful Scottish city with a fascinating history. Meaning Mouth of the River Ness, the ancient cathedral city is a welcome metropolis in the sprawling Scottish Highlands.

From …

Tip by

749 km

Culloden Viaduct

Highlight • Monument

Designed by Chief Engineer Murdoch Paterson and built by the Highland railway the impressive 29 arches of the Culloden viaduct that stretch over the valley and River Nairn really is …

Tip by

761 km

Cawdor Castle

Highlight • Historical Site

Cawdor Castle is a traditional Scottish castle, built and lived in by the Cawdor family for over 600 years. Its medieval tower is constructed around a legendary holly tree. The …

Tip by

797 km

Old Packhorse Bridge, Carrbridge

Highlight • Bridge

The beautiful old bridge is not far from the parking lot. Connected with a circular path, it goes along the river and back through the forest.

Translated by Google •

Tip by

797 km

Carrbridge Kitchen

Highlight • Cafe

Seating available outside and a bike lockup area. Great coffee and cakes!

Tip by

805 km

Speyside Way: Aviemore to Boat of Garten

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

An extremely tranquil, pretty and (rare in the region) mostly flat trail, the Speyside Way extends much further than this section. This is a particularly scenic part though; plenty of wildlife and vegetation, a good smooth path and great views.

Tip by

809 km

Pizzariach

Restaurant

821 km

Feshiebridge Stone Arch Bridge

Highlight • River

I happily braked at this bridge during my bike ride. Deep below, the water lapped against the rocks. I was amazed to see the local kids swimming down it in inflatables. How cool!

Translated by Google •

Tip by

833 km

Tromie Bridge

Highlight • Historical Site

Tromie Bridge is an excellent example of an early 19th-century, single span rubble crossing. The original crossing here was built in 1728, but was reconstructed to its current form in …

Tip by

835 km

Ruthven Barracks

Highlight • Castle

Occupying a prominent position above the town of Kingussie, Ruthven Barracks is a spectacular sight. The ruins are wonderfully well preserved and entrance is free. On a good day, a …

Tip by

838 km

Sustrans Cycle Path Near Kingussie with Mountain Views

Highlight • Viewpoint

A brilliant traffic-free stretch alongside the main road. Some big views along here, especially when the mountains are capped with snow!

Tip by

854 km

Laggan Village

Highlight • Settlement

The village of Laggan, in the far west of the Cairngorms National Park, holds many attractions for lovers of the outdoors. The hiking in the region is superb, with the …

Tip by

861 km

Deer Park Road

Highlight (Segment) • Forest

Yes, you read correctly... Deer Park Road. This stretch of beautiful gravel road goes right through a patch of forest full of deer. There's a good chance of seeing some of them if you keep your eyes open.

Tip by

864 km

Gravel Road With View of Càrn Bàn

Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint

Like the name says... beautiful gravel road with views over the nearby loch and mountains. Good ridable gravel. Closely deer park and linking up to the Corrieyairack Pass road.

Tip by

867 km

Monessie Gorge Suspension Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

A stunning suspension bridge spans the width of the Monessie Gorge, connecting the south side of the River Spean with the small settlement of Achluachrach. The bridge bounces, creaks and …

Tip by

871 km

Ardverikie Castle

Highlight • Monument

Beautiful estate castle on the edge of Loch Laggan.

Used in filming for Netflix series 'The Crown' as a stand in for the Queen's Scotland stay (Balmoral Castle) as we …

Tip by

873 km

Gravel Road Along Lochan na h-Earba, Ardverikie Estate

Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint

Nice rideable doubletrack gravel road past two smaller Lochs up in the Ardverikie Estate (known from the British TV Series Monarch of the Glen). Beautiful remote place, definitely worth a visit or detour.

Tip by

893 km

Corrour Estate Gravel Road

Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint

Beautiful and easily passable gravel road connecting forest roads in the north with the Corrour Estate shooting lodge at the end of Loch Ossian. Amazing views and a great way …

Tip by

901 km

Loch Ossian Gravel Road

Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint

Beautiful rolling gravel road on the north shore of Loch Ossian, connecting the Corrour shooting lodge with the Loch Ossian Youth Hostel and Corrour Station for your train connection or …

Tip by

908 km

Corrour Railway Station

Highlight • Restaurant

Situated at the highest mainland railway station in the UK, the fantastic food that awaits is best reached not by rail but by bike via the superb Road to the Isles

Tip by

910 km

Dunan to Corrour Gravel Road

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Amazing gravel road with a steady gradient, connecting two train stations in the middle of nowhere; Corrour Station and Rannoch Station.

If you like big views, this is definitely your …

Tip by

930 km

Bridge of Gaur — Scenic Stop

Highlight • Bridge

Bridge at west end of Loch Rannoch, beautiful rest stop

Tip by

948 km

Kirk Pass

Highlight (Segment) • Forest

This gravel road crosses the mountains between Loch Rannoch in the north and Glen Lyon in the south.

Ride easy gravel for most parts, but as it is Scotland, there …

Tip by

957 km

Glenlyon Post Office & Tearoom

Highlight • Cafe

Serves Glen Lyon coffee, fresh sandwiches and soup. There is also a shop, so lots of snacks to stock up on. Take cash with you on your ride or alternatively …

Tip by

970 km

Scenic Mountain Pass

Highlight • Viewpoint

971 km

Pubil

Highlight • River

When planning a visit to Pubil, a remote area in the Scottish Highlands, it's advisable to schedule your trip during the shoulder seasons—April to May or September to October. These …

Tip by

972 km

Lairig Nan Lunn Pass (Kenknock to Pubil)

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

A hill pass connecting Glen Lochay and Glen Lyon. Mixed terrain, mostly gravel. The road is quite erroded on the switchbacks on the southern side of this pass, so would …

Tip by

979 km

Glen Lochay Scenic Road

Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint

East rolling quiet road

Tip by

100

993 km

Forestry road descent to Killin

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

A flowy and gentle gravel track winds all the way down into the town of Killin, passing towering woodlands and dramatic mountainous landscapes on its way.

Tip by

101

1,000 km

Glen Ogle Viaduct

Highlight • Structure

The Glen Ogle Viaduct is a historic railway structure in the Lochearnhead area of the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park. It spans the picturesque Glen Ogle, providing stunning …

Tip by

102

1,003 km

View of Loch Earn

Highlight • Viewpoint

Loch Earn is a gorgeous Highland loch surrounded by towering mountains and pretty lakeside villages. This is a wonderful viewpoint to enjoy the loch in all its glory, I'd recommend stopping here for a moment and taking it all in.

Tip by

103

1,004 km

Switchbacks on NCN7

Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint

Worth the challenge!

Tip by

104

1,007 km

Glen Ample

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

105

1,023 km

Falls of Leny

Highlight • Forest

Beautiful cascade waterfalls alongside the A84 and National Cycle Route 7. The best way to see the falls is to follow the cycle route and have a wee explore in the forest surrounding them.

Tip by

106

1,027 km

Loch Venachar

Highlight • Lake

107

1,030 km

Loch Venachar

Highlight • Natural Monument

The single track on the south side of the Loch is well maintained but does have a few loose gravel patches. Best taking those corners with care especially if you have loaded panniers.

Tip by

108

1,031 km

Loch Venachar Lakeside Singletrack

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Superb smooth and flowing singletrack through the forest with views out to the loch. Great fun on any bike

Tip by

109

1,034 km

Loch Drunkie

Highlight (Segment) • Lake

Some superb bike-packing gravel camp spots along this stretch (that you need to book at lochlomond-trossachs.org/things-to-see/lochs-in-the-national-park/three-lochs-forest-drive/) - easy forestry tracks

Tip by

110

1,044 km

Alt a' Mhangam Waterfall

Highlight • Viewpoint

111

1,053 km

Corrie Aqueduct Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

Aquaduct which has supplied Glasgow with water from Loch Katrine for almost 200 years.

Translated by Google •

Tip by

112

1,067 km

Bridge of Gartness

Highlight • Bridge

The bridge at Gartness crosses the river: "Endrick Water". A very nice place. If you go down the steep stairs to the river to the right in front of the …

Translated by Google •

Tip by

113

1,071 km

The Beech Tree Inn

Highlight • Pub

if you're walking The West Highland Way, this is either your first or last pub on the route. At Mile 7.5 heading northbound, it's the perfect place to stop by …

Tip by

114

1,075 km

John Muir Way: Blane Water Valley Gravel Track

Highlight • Cycleway

This gravel doubletrack follows Blane Water and follows part of the John Muir Way, a coast to coast walking and cycling route linking Helensburgh and Dunbar. Enjoy this easy stretch on tame gravel.

Tip by

115

1,079 km

Strathkelvin Railway Path

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Traffic-free cycle path connecting Kirkintilloch to Strathblane. Well-paved and flat, stunning views of the Campsies.

Tip by

116

1,104 km

Forth and Clyde Canal Near Banton

Highlight • Cycleway

Spacious tarmac path, this section being amongst the best.

Tip by

117

1,139 km

Blackness Castle

Highlight • Castle

Blackness Castle is perched right on the shore of the Firth of Forth.

Just like many other historical buildings in this part of Scotland, it has featured in the popular …

Tip by

1,162 km

Edinburgh Castle

Highlight • Castle

Impressive castle looming on the hill over the city. Depending on the season the place before the castle can be either set-up for the big taptoe or filled with the …

Tip by

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

388 km

249 km

226 km

159 km

102 km

29.2 km

10.2 km

594 m

Surfaces

592 km

282 km

222 km

50.5 km

15.5 km

1.48 km

Route Details

Elevation

Nothing selected – click and drag below to see the stats for a specific part of the route.

Highest point (550 m)

Lowest point (undefined)

Weather

Comments

Want to know more?

Gravelrit in Schotland langs The Badger Divide

Edinburgh Castle

Union Canal Towpath

Union Canal Towpath

Ratho Marina, Union Canal

Almondell Country Park

Camps Viaduct

Monklands Canal Path

Doulton Fountain

Clyde Arc Bridge

XVII Legion Sculpture by David Kemp

Loch Striven and Loch Tarsan Scenic Route

View of the Kyles of Bute from Tighnabruaich

Portavadie Ferry Terminal

Tarbert–Portavadie Ferry

Tarbert Castle

Skipness to Tarbert Gravel Route

The Seafood Cabin

Grogport Beach

Kintyre Way – Distillery, Moor, and Forest Tracks

Lussa Loch

Springbank Distillery

Rock Formation with Birds on Tarbert Road

St John's Church and Graveyard

West Loch Tarbert

Port Ban Holiday Park

Glen Aros Road Climb

Ardrishaig Basin, Crinan Canal

Lochgilphead Campsite

Temple Wood stone circle

Nether Largie Mid Cairn

Kilmartin Glebe Cairn

Carnasserie Castle

Loch Ederline

Falls of Avich

Kilchurn Castle and Loch Awe

Caledonia Way: Oban to Taynuilt (NCN Route 78)

Glen Lonan Road

Oban Ferry Terminal

View of the Countryside

Barcaldine Castle

Loch Creran

View of Castle Stalker

Smooth Forest Road

Sustrans Route 78 – Winding Climb

Loch Linnhe

Corran Ferry

Coastal Climb

Winding Road Near Loch Shiel

Loch Shiel Lakeside Gravel Track

Glenfinnan Monument

Glenfinnan Viaduct

Neptune's Staircase

Caledonian Canal

Moy Bridge

Caledonian Canal

Great Glen Way Lakeside Trail Along Loch Lochy

Eagle Barge Inn

Invergarry Railway Station

Invergarry Castle Ruins

Invergarry and Fort Augustus Railway Tunnel

Caledonian Canal Towpath

Caledonian Canal Centre

Gravel Road to Fort Augustus

Dundreggan to Tomich Gravel Road

Inverness City Centre

Culloden Viaduct

Cawdor Castle

Old Packhorse Bridge, Carrbridge

Carrbridge Kitchen

Speyside Way: Aviemore to Boat of Garten

Feshiebridge Stone Arch Bridge

Tromie Bridge

Ruthven Barracks

Sustrans Cycle Path Near Kingussie with Mountain Views

Laggan Village

Deer Park Road

Gravel Road With View of Càrn Bàn

Monessie Gorge Suspension Bridge

Ardverikie Castle