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Fit for Adventure went gravel riding.
September 6, 2025
This took me just over 6 days to ride - starting and finishing at a small free car park just outside Glenfinnan. Important Notes: - The B8035 road alongside Loch Na Keal is currently closed to the west of the Ben More car park ( at Gribun Rocks) due to a landslide, and will be closed for the foreseeable future as work is carried out. Therefore, on route to Iona I diverted off road via Glen Clachaig, and went over a 400m bealach. However, on my way back from Iona, a group of cyclicsts informed me they'd passed through the closure with no issues. I therefore did the same. I am not endorsing this, and if you decide to do so it is at your own risk. Alternatively you will need to alter my route and go back via the bealach again, or go round the main A884 road via Craignure. - The route over the Morvern Hills via Glen Cripesdale had many deer fences, which involved carrying the bike up ladders to get over. There was also one occasion, at the top of the pass, where there was no ladder and I had to climb the fence with the bike. To avoid this, you'd have to reroute, probably sticking to the A884 road instead of heading off-raod west along Loch Sunart as I did.
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5,270m
July 24, 2023
From the ferry terminal at Kennacraig, you'll take on a section of the Kintyre Way, above Tarbert.
There are spots suitable for wild camping, and you could detour to Tarbert if you need any supplies.
July 24, 2023
Starting from your camp at Machir Bay, heading back to Port Askaig.
It's worth visiting Finlaggan - a place of great importance in Scottish history. The lady in the visitor centre can give you the low down if you'd rather hear about it as a verbal story rather than reading plaques.
There's a tour through
July 24, 2023
After getting the ferry from Claonaig to Lochranza, grab some breakfast from the sandwich shop by the terminal.
You'll head back to Brodick via the North West road.
The pizza place in Brodick is lush, and is the only way to finish this tour, before boarding the ferry back to Ardrossan.
July 24, 2023
Start the morning by getting the small ferry from Jura, back over to Port Askaig on Islay. Grab a coffee from the pub, and stock up on snacks at the shop.
From there, you've got a lovely mix of gravel and quiet road ahead, before joining a slightly busier road to Port Ellen.
From Port Ellen, there's a
July 24, 2023
Visit the war graves and standing stones at Tarbert, before heading to Ardlussa to visit the Gin distillery that was started by 3 women collecting botanicals from the island and distilling in their kitchen.
Head for a brew and cake at 'Tea on the Beach' - a cute little horse trailer stocked iwth drinks
July 24, 2023
This is the final section of day 2 - arriving on Jura after taking the small ferry that runs between Islay and Jura, you follow the quiet road North.
Camp could either be at Loch Tarbert via the gravel track (mapped route), or you could venture off track to locate Cruib Lodge bothy on the North side of
July 24, 2023
This is a short section between the ferry terminal at Claonaig (arriving from Lochranza), and Kennacraig, where you will depart to Islay.
Once you arrive at Port Askaig on Islay, you take the small ferry across to Jura.
July 24, 2023
Day 2 involves 3 ferries - this being the first section between Glen Rosa camp ground and Lochranza ferry terminal, where you get the ferry to Claonaig.
November 4, 2025
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