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Castle Bharraich

Castle Bharraich


Postby Pastychomper » Thu Jan 21, 2021 10:34 pm

Route description: Caisteal Bharraich, Tongue

Date walked: 30/12/2020

Time taken: 1.83 hours

Distance: 5.2 km

Ascent: 204m

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There was enough snow on the main road to warn me off the less-gritted inland routes, so I played safe with a trip to Castle Varrich.
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The snow on the track told me I was the third visitor of the day - one (wo)man and a dog had been there and back before me.

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In the front entrance
The castle is worth a visit or two, and has one of the best views of Tongue, plus a new viewing platform had been installed since I last went.
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Tongue from the top
I took the opportunity to visit the hill behind the castle - no path but it turned out to be an easy route.
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I think that's a bit of Meallan Liath in the clouds.
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Looking across Ribigill to Ben Loyal
Returned via the woods.
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