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We had the two cars which made things a bit easier. I think that there is a bus also that goes between Skye and Inverness, but not sure of times. Enjoy your walk!

Thanks for submitting report Chris. Walking over 4 days with other half and dog. Was going to ask about wild camping spots by the Camban Bothy but the subsequent comments have answered my query . . . I think!! :shock: That was pitched to dry the tent so the angle did not matter :D. There is a some ...

Hi Great pics! You mention you met a cyclist at Camban - which way was he travelling (west -> east or east -> west)? I'm curios a I quite fancy cycle touring in the area and using the path from Glen Licht up to Glen Afrric as a short cut towards Inverness (via the Beauly Firth). Do you think I coul...

Cracking report, you described it so very well - it sounds a right treat to have stayed at Alltbeithe. Cheers too for the tip on the Weir's way episode!

Superb report with awesome photos, thanks.

Thanks for the nice comments, I am glad to have had the opportunity to walk the length of this beautiful glen, I could spend a lifetime taking pictures here and hopefully I can revisit here again for more pictures and to explore the hills too. As for the tent, I did forget to take that picture - Luc...

Having walked into Knoydart the previous spring with my pal Bob, we had decided on another spring trip and we settled on the recently opened Affric Kintail Way. We decided to walk it over the four days between Thursday 16th April and Sunday the 19th April. On the Thursday morning we left very early ...

This is a nice walk and starting at ~400 metres makes it much easier. We were lucky in that it was a gorgeous day so the boggy ground was not of any concern. We spent a lot of time wandering about at taking pictures. We followed the path at the first small cairn beside the road, there is a second pa...

20140525.gpx I tackled this from the car park in Dollar Glen. I decided to tackle Saddle Hill Head on but started to follow the contours half way up as it is very steep. Walking the along the contours I thought of the myth of the Haggis, having one leg shorter than the other - that is what I needed...

A quick walk with the dog to keep my fitness up. The hill is quite steep in places. The cairn is not the summit, that is a 100m or so along the path which takes you to Ben Cleugh. The walk up the Glen beside the Burn of Sorrow up to Castle Campbell and beyond was beautiful with bluebells everywhere ...

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Meall Buidhe (Glen Lyon)

White Wisp & Tarmangie Hill

Kings seat Hill from Dollar Glen