A graham and a sub 2k from cona glen

[robertphillips]

On saturday drove up to corran and caught the ferry over to ardgour to do a graham and sub from cona glen,
Parked up and cycled up the glen left the bike about 2 km past the private bothy, waded the cona river and went over cnap choire leith bhig to the col then up to the summit of the graham, it has 2 cairns 200m apart the graham book says eastern cairn is the summit , the DOBIH says its the western cairn so i visited both to be certain,after lunch headed down to the col and followed a old fence all the way to summit of the sub 2 k, 4 km away retraced my steps back to col then down to the river to wade again and pick up the bike for a easy mostly freewheel down hill back to the car met 3 young guys 1 day into a 20 day on the cape wrath trail.

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parking area

the way ahead

eastern cairn

western cairn

sub 2 k cairn

ardgour corbetts

[Johnny Corbett]

Been looking at this route for when i'm next at Onich so good to see you can bike the Glen. Not sure about the river crossing though

[malky_c]

Nice one - great area

Been looking at this route for when i'm next at Onich so good to see you can bike the Glen. Not sure about the river crossing though

If the water level is low (you'll be lucky right now ), you can go slightly further upstream and cross on some nice slabs. Part of the river goes into some potholes and you get a natural bridge for some of it:

[rockhopper]

Haven't yet got into this area, Robert, so this is very useful - will keep it in mind for future planning - cheers

[Collaciotach]

Good stuff Robert and a bonnie Glen .

You should have given me a shout but with Sunart show on I was on the dram

[robertphillips]

colla still got some grahams left in ardgour will give you a shout when up that way.