Around Loch Lyon was incredible, post office for a scone and up and over to kinloch laggan. Grin inducing forest gravel descent. Quick scram and up and down aound loch Garry, wee bit of pushing as the gravel path disappears, was fine as it'd been dry. Onto the A9 bike path to descend for a while which was ace as it's fresh tarmac. Turn off the path onto the Gaick pass north for a few hours of solitude and gravel. It was absolutely magic and ripping descent down into kingussir for fish and chips. Only almost fell off the path into the doom below once.
Onwards to Ruigh Aiteachain bothy. Ive Paid to stay in worse places than this place, it's incredible. Got the fire on outside and smoked my stinking shoes over it. Was happy to camp if it was closed but was so thankful it was open. I can fully get behind rich cunts going out hunting for a few months during the year if they leave tracks and facilities like this open for the public to use.
Day 2. Tyndrum to Kingussie.
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Around Loch Lyon was incredible, post office for a scone and up and over to kinloch laggan. Grin inducing forest gravel descent. Quick scram and up and down aound loch Garry, wee bit of pushing as the gravel path disappears, was fine as it'd been dry. Onto the A9 bike path to descend for a while which was ace as it's fresh tarmac. Turn off the path onto the Gaick pass north for a few hours of solitude and gravel. It was absolutely magic and ripping descent down into kingussir for fish and chips. Only almost fell off the path into the doom below once.
Onwards to Ruigh Aiteachain bothy. Ive Paid to stay in worse places than this place, it's incredible. Got the fire on outside and smoked my stinking shoes over it. Was happy to camp if it was closed but was so thankful it was open. I can fully get behind rich cunts going out hunting for a few months during the year if they leave tracks and facilities like this open for the public to use.