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May 8, 2019
Stage 4: Inverarnan to Tyndrum — West Highland Way
Hard
05:17
19.1km
3.6km/h
410m
200m
Overview
Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.
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3.35 km
Falls of Falloch
Highlight • Waterfall
Amongst these beautiful cascades on the River Falloch you'll find a perfect plunge pool surrounded by lush woods and steep rock.
Absolutely perfect for soaking sore and swollen feet, the more daring amongst you may even be tempted to strip off and jump in.
Absolutely perfect for soaking sore and swollen feet, the more daring amongst you may even be tempted to strip off and jump in.
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15.6 km
St. Fillan's Holy Pool
Highlight • Natural
At this point, the River Fillan dedicates and reaches a sacred pool. Here, many centuries of healing rituals were performed.
At this point, the River Fillan widens and reaches a depth that forms the Sacred Pool. Here, many centuries of healing rituals were performed.
At this point, the River Fillan widens and reaches a depth that forms the Sacred Pool. Here, many centuries of healing rituals were performed.
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17.2 km
The Lochan of the Lost Sword
Highlight • Lake
This lochan (small body of water) is famous for supposedly being the resting place for a number of ancient Scottish swords, cast aside to facilitate an escape from battle.
It's said that a battle between Robert the Bruce and the Clan McDougall led to Robert the Bruce's man being forced to flee. As they passed this wee lochan, Robert called for them to cast their heavy weapons into the lochan.
Alongside the smaller swords of his men, Robert the Bruces meter-long claymore is thought to be resting at the bottom of this pond, guarded by the lady of the loch.
It's said that a battle between Robert the Bruce and the Clan McDougall led to Robert the Bruce's man being forced to flee. As they passed this wee lochan, Robert called for them to cast their heavy weapons into the lochan.
Alongside the smaller swords of his men, Robert the Bruces meter-long claymore is thought to be resting at the bottom of this pond, guarded by the lady of the loch.
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19.1 km
End point
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
11.0 km
4.59 km
2.71 km
679 m
Surfaces
12.8 km
5.62 km
555 m
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