I’ not typing it all out again, so read it here…

http://www.blog.scotroutes.com/2016/06/act-2-ride.html

In the meantime, here’s a couple of photos to look at

[url=https://flic.kr/p/HPNR95]P1030099[/url] by Colin Cadden, on Flickr

[url=https://flic.kr/p/GXaB5V]P1030119[/url] by Colin Cadden, on Flickr

[url=https://flic.kr/p/GX2DK1]P1030127[/url] by Colin Cadden, on Flickr

[url=https://flic.kr/p/HJ77SY]P1030133[/url] by Colin Cadden, on Flickr

[url=https://flic.kr/p/GX2HFs]P1030145[/url] by Colin Cadden, on Flickr

[url=https://flic.kr/p/HJ6Qp7]P1030150[/url] by Colin Cadden, on Flickr

[url=https://flic.kr/p/GX2vpo]P1030155[/url] by Colin Cadden, on Flickr

[url=https://flic.kr/p/HPNLHG]P1030158[/url] by Colin Cadden, on Flickr

hm, tempting! Another route to add to the list..
Now have no excuse about bike either. damn.

Do. It.

Really. Lovely route despite the potentially frustrating bit round Camban.

Lovely route despite the potentially frustrating bit round after Camban.

FTFY

🙂

Great write up , looking forward to pt 3.
The Abriachan cafe is err, interesting .
Was there in the snow in February and had hot chocolate sat outside with mine host.
Definitely a memorable experience!

I did the Highland Cross last year. Lots of familiar paths there. 🙂

‘The List’ just got longer by one more route…

Nice looking trip, I fancy a go at that

Thanks for that, another thing I need to do. Good to see new stuff on your blog.

I think it might be even better if you go round Beinn Fhada and over Bealach an Sgairne.

Possibly, but I wanted to follow the waymarked route (this time).

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Thanks for that, another thing I need to do. Good to see new stuff on your blog.

The previous blog entry tries to explain the hiatus (it’s a bit introspective but it was useful to write it down)

Enjoyed the write up and was particularlly interested as I’d just booked the Alltbeithe Youth Hostel for a trip in August. Planning to ride from Cannich with my wife and son… overnight at the hostel and back out the same way the next day. Sounds like I picked the right bit of the trail to do 🙂

oh, and my ride companion the other night was one of the mountain marathon runners…

One of the two I met?

bugeye – if you don’t mind a bit extra singletrack and maybe wet feet then a return along the north shore of Loch Affric can be recommended.

Cheers… will give it a go. Also planning on your Ullapool to Bonar Bridge route,just one way though. Probably solo on that as I think it might be a bit far for my wife and son.

Glen Affric on BBC2 at 20.10, perhaps only BBC Scotland but it should be on iplayer

Paul Murton is in it though, he really ruins these programmes for me.

I don’t known colin — she was one of a bunch of female pairs.. had a good time apparently, despite some challenging navigation conditions..

Rode from Cannich to the hostel and back for sixtieth last June..awesome day out.

That subterranean arch is probably part of the hydro schemes. Maybe access to the tunnel taking water from Loch Beinn a’ Mheadhoin to Fasnakyle power station. I spotted a similar thing in Strathfarrar recently. http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4955765

I’m planning on having a go at the Affric Kintail Way sometime. Not sure whether to run/walk it or on bike. And which direction – from west to east would be easier for getting a train or bus to the start.

Nice one. I can confirm that climbing out of Glen Lichd going east is a proper job of work.

Ooops! I forgot to link it

http://www.blog.scotroutes.com/2016/06/act-3-bike-caution-nerdsville-ahead.html