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Lochgilphead to Oban Glen Etive & Rannoch Moor Blair Atholl and Aviemore Cairngorms - Four Highest Knoydart - Circular Walk Loch Mullardoch and Affric Loch Monar Skye - Glen Sligachan - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Long Distance Paths . |
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Scottish Travel Information Scottish Words Translated The Weather Page First Long Distance Walk Backpacking Food Tips For Better Camping How To Use A Compass . |
Outdoor Survival - Water Outdoor Survival - Food Outdoor Survival - Shelters Outdoor Survival - First Aid . |
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Miles: Maps: Accommodation: Corrour Bothy Glen More - Cairngorm Lodge Youth Hostel and campsite Fords of Avon Refuge Hut (1.5 miles off route) Hutchison Hut Inverey Youth Hostel (1.5 miles off route) Glen Bruar Bothy Wild Camping |
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At Blair Atholl you can leave your car in the village or alternatively arrive by train. Starting the walk here means you will have a good few miles to get into your stride before tackling the Lairig Ghru; the famous pass through the Cairngorms. It is an easy and pleasant walk through Glen Tilt and later, Glen Dee. After the Lairig Ghru the return route from Aviemore first takes you via Strath Nethy to the head of Loch Avon. Rock fall has created the notable "Shelter Stone" so be sure to take a look. The path down Glen Derry to the Linn of Dee is well used, but when you turn west on your way to Glen Feshie you may find the place to yourself. The Minigaig Pass is another very quiet path and very beautiful, watch out for the deer. Very soon, you will be back in Blair Atholl and I am sure that you will have enjoyed your walk immensely.
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