Just booked a week in Scotland ...Now with PICS and ROUTES
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Just booked a week in Scotland ...Now with PICS and ROUTES
Howdy
Just booked an appartment just outside of Fortwilliam for a week. Running Friday to Friday.
Taking the missus and it will be the first trip that far north for both of us.
Could anyone in the know recommend some must see places to go/visit. The appartment would be our base obviously and as its our first time up there could do with some help knowing whats what and wheres where.
I would like to do the touristy bit as well as riding the great roads so that my missus enjoys herself as well. I could ride all day, think she would get bored!
If she likes it this time, we can come back!
What ya recommend then?.....
Thanks guys, cant wait. (although i aint looking forward to the 8 hour ride up lol)
Just booked an appartment just outside of Fortwilliam for a week. Running Friday to Friday.
Taking the missus and it will be the first trip that far north for both of us.
Could anyone in the know recommend some must see places to go/visit. The appartment would be our base obviously and as its our first time up there could do with some help knowing whats what and wheres where.
I would like to do the touristy bit as well as riding the great roads so that my missus enjoys herself as well. I could ride all day, think she would get bored!
If she likes it this time, we can come back!
What ya recommend then?.....
Thanks guys, cant wait. (although i aint looking forward to the 8 hour ride up lol)
Last edited by Dazza on Sun 27 Jul 2008, 18:01; edited 1 time in total
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Hello, this is Hermy's missus, Triumphantblonde :-)
I've been up to Fort William a good few times, and it's a great place to base yourself for some good days out and great roads to ride.
Firstly, the A82 up to Fort William from Glasgow is a stunning road, although be a bit careful until you get to Crianlarich as the road is a bit twisty along the very edge of Loch Lomond, and the road surface could be better. You get a lot of tourists up along there in caravans and coaches, but once you get onto Rannoch Moor the road opens up and it's a fantastic ride through Glencoe.
From Fort William, the Road to the Isles to Mallaig is a great road to ride. Mallaig is a fishing town (so good fish n chips) and you can get the ferry to Skye from there, which I recommend as there are lots of nice little shops over there, and the landscape is definitely worth a look. You can take the Skye bridge back and ride around pas Eilean Donan Castle back down to Fort William. It'd be a long day, but the scenery is breathtaking. Also from Arisaig, just before Mallaig, you can have a day excursion out to the Inner Hebrides if you want to see some wildlife. There are loads of seals who want to play with the boat.
Another great day out is taking the road on the north side of Loch Ness to Inverness. Fort Augustus at the very start of Loch Ness has a set of loch gates which is worth a look when a monster of a boat is going through it. Inverness is an intersting little place, and the road back on the south side of the Loch is a little more challenging with great views all the way down.
If there's a day where you don't fancy going too far, Fort William itself is a great place to look around, lots of touristy shops, and the Ski Lift up the mountain gives fantastic views of the Nevis mountain range, and the restaurant at the top does a good lunch and a great selection of single malts. On a Wednesday evening in Fort William the Lochaber Schools Pipe Band perform in the high street in the summer, and they're really good.
Oban is also another nice place to go/road, Inverary likewise. At Aberfoyle there's a rare breeds place that's worth a look, and if you can make it over to Stirling at any point the Castle and Wallace Monument make a good day out.
Further north from Fort William, the road to Ullapool is quite a nice blast through the mountains, and the road from Ballacullish (?spelling) to Kinlochleven and back out to the main road is a bit of an adventure.
As you can probably tell, I love the place, and have been many times. You'll need to get some Avon Skin-So-Soft lotion for the midges (it kills them DEAD, you can get it from the shop on the Glen Nevis Campsite), don't forget your waterproofs, and expect it to be daylight at 11pm during June.
I'm well jealous. I've been trying to get Hermy up there again this year, but because we went last year, he wants to go somewhere else. :-(
Have a great time, take plenty of pics and don't forget the skilift. If you want to know anything else, PM Hermy and he'll give you my email address.
Blimey, can't I talk!
I've been up to Fort William a good few times, and it's a great place to base yourself for some good days out and great roads to ride.
Firstly, the A82 up to Fort William from Glasgow is a stunning road, although be a bit careful until you get to Crianlarich as the road is a bit twisty along the very edge of Loch Lomond, and the road surface could be better. You get a lot of tourists up along there in caravans and coaches, but once you get onto Rannoch Moor the road opens up and it's a fantastic ride through Glencoe.
From Fort William, the Road to the Isles to Mallaig is a great road to ride. Mallaig is a fishing town (so good fish n chips) and you can get the ferry to Skye from there, which I recommend as there are lots of nice little shops over there, and the landscape is definitely worth a look. You can take the Skye bridge back and ride around pas Eilean Donan Castle back down to Fort William. It'd be a long day, but the scenery is breathtaking. Also from Arisaig, just before Mallaig, you can have a day excursion out to the Inner Hebrides if you want to see some wildlife. There are loads of seals who want to play with the boat.
Another great day out is taking the road on the north side of Loch Ness to Inverness. Fort Augustus at the very start of Loch Ness has a set of loch gates which is worth a look when a monster of a boat is going through it. Inverness is an intersting little place, and the road back on the south side of the Loch is a little more challenging with great views all the way down.
If there's a day where you don't fancy going too far, Fort William itself is a great place to look around, lots of touristy shops, and the Ski Lift up the mountain gives fantastic views of the Nevis mountain range, and the restaurant at the top does a good lunch and a great selection of single malts. On a Wednesday evening in Fort William the Lochaber Schools Pipe Band perform in the high street in the summer, and they're really good.
Oban is also another nice place to go/road, Inverary likewise. At Aberfoyle there's a rare breeds place that's worth a look, and if you can make it over to Stirling at any point the Castle and Wallace Monument make a good day out.
Further north from Fort William, the road to Ullapool is quite a nice blast through the mountains, and the road from Ballacullish (?spelling) to Kinlochleven and back out to the main road is a bit of an adventure.
As you can probably tell, I love the place, and have been many times. You'll need to get some Avon Skin-So-Soft lotion for the midges (it kills them DEAD, you can get it from the shop on the Glen Nevis Campsite), don't forget your waterproofs, and expect it to be daylight at 11pm during June.
I'm well jealous. I've been trying to get Hermy up there again this year, but because we went last year, he wants to go somewhere else. :-(
Have a great time, take plenty of pics and don't forget the skilift. If you want to know anything else, PM Hermy and he'll give you my email address.
Blimey, can't I talk!
Re: Just booked a week in Scotland ...Now with PICS and ROUTES
well i was gonna give you a run down on routs as there my play areas, but looks like ive been beaten to the major ones and thats probably enough to keep you busy for a week or more.. any idea when your coming up?.. maybe some of the Scots contingent could join you for a mile or two.
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Stock up on midgie spray - Avon's skin so soft is your best bet they are especially rife around Fort William
Depending when you're coming up, might be able to meet up with ya's
Depending when you're coming up, might be able to meet up with ya's
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Three words - Belach ne baa...
Or the pass of the cattle, search for Applecross (on the west coast) on multimap or similar then follow the line that looks like a two year olds scribble inland!
It's a fair old trek from fort william, but well worth a trip. Maybe make it part of an overnighter in Ullapool?
Or the pass of the cattle, search for Applecross (on the west coast) on multimap or similar then follow the line that looks like a two year olds scribble inland!
It's a fair old trek from fort william, but well worth a trip. Maybe make it part of an overnighter in Ullapool?
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Yep agree with Lerk, ya gotta take a trip to Applecross......cracking scenery and the road there is even better but only if yer nae scared o heights and yer feet can reach the ground nae bother
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Just got back from 3 nights in Fort William, and it was brill. The A82 is an excellent road if you like the tiwsties. Did Oban Inverary and back through Glencoe 1 day. But keep an eye open in Glencoe for the camera van!
Going north up the 82 turn left onto the 87 at Invergarry, then head towards Skye, but take the 890 turn on your right just after Dornie then right onto the 835, then right onto 832 to Drumnadrochit then back onto the 82 home. Lovely run on quiet roads, about 280 miles but well worth it.
Going north up the 82 turn left onto the 87 at Invergarry, then head towards Skye, but take the 890 turn on your right just after Dornie then right onto the 835, then right onto 832 to Drumnadrochit then back onto the 82 home. Lovely run on quiet roads, about 280 miles but well worth it.
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Thanks for the replys guys/girls i really apprecite it.
Im gonna try and get one of those fold out maps of the highlands so that i can start pieces teh peices together.
Thanks again, ill probably be back for some more info.
Im gonna try and get one of those fold out maps of the highlands so that i can start pieces teh peices together.
Thanks again, ill probably be back for some more info.
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Jesus, I stay up here and even I'm loststuart wrote:Just got back from 3 nights in Fort William, and it was brill. The A82 is an excellent road if you like the tiwsties. Did Oban Inverary and back through Glencoe 1 day. But keep an eye open in Glencoe for the camera van!
Going north up the 82 turn left onto the 87 at Invergarry, then head towards Skye, but take the 890 turn on your right just after Dornie then right onto the 835, then right onto 832 to Drumnadrochit then back onto the 82 home. Lovely run on quiet roads, about 280 miles but well worth it.
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Nutty,
is this the stuff you mean?
http://avonshop.co.uk/shop/product.asp?pf_id=4982&from=search&find_spec=insect%20repellent&camp=200809&dir_delivery=1&rep_delivery=1&pagenum=1
it mentions nothing about midge repelant on there.
That the right one?
is this the stuff you mean?
http://avonshop.co.uk/shop/product.asp?pf_id=4982&from=search&find_spec=insect%20repellent&camp=200809&dir_delivery=1&rep_delivery=1&pagenum=1
it mentions nothing about midge repelant on there.
That the right one?
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You will be concentrating so much on the scenery that you wont care about the fact that you've bitten to buggery.... I have spoken to Silverback today and it turns out that I have been along some of these routes ( in a car mind ) when I was up visiting my sister in Aboyne. They are absolutely fantastic roads. The midges will pale into insignificance 'cos you will be so knacked from riding you will just drop off....
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Dazza wrote:Nutty,
is this the stuff you mean?
http://avonshop.co.uk/shop/product.asp?pf_id=4982&from=search&find_spec=insect%20repellent&camp=200809&dir_delivery=1&rep_delivery=1&pagenum=1
it mentions nothing about midge repelant on there.
That the right one?
Yup thats the stuff.............the army apparently use it
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top road had a look on a map is that the a896 from ardarroch to applecross my tomtom going to have a fit working that out lol
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A890 then onto the A896, but I be suprised if your tomtom picks that road up.
Blairgowrie to Ballater to Aboyne (over the Spittal of GlenShee) North side of the ski centre in the better roads IMO, the south side is toooo bumpy now.I have spoken to Silverback today and it turns out that I have been along some of these routes ( in a car mind ) when I was up visiting my sister in Aboyne.
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Blairgowrie to Ballater to Aboyne (over the Spittal of GlenShee) North side of the ski centre in the better roads IMO, the south side is toooo bumpy now.[/quote]
I agree with you there, that's a cracking road. Been along many times when i lived up there.
Blairgowrie to Ballater to Aboyne (over the Spittal of GlenShee) North side of the ski centre in the better roads IMO, the south side is toooo bumpy now.[/quote]
I agree with you there, that's a cracking road. Been along many times when i lived up there.
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Bumpy but still fun - I love that whole route!silverback wrote:Blairgowrie to Ballater to Aboyne (over the Spittal of GlenShee) North side of the ski centre in the better roads IMO, the south side is toooo bumpy now.
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I have to agree with everyone else - I did a tour up there a couple of years ago and the 'pass of the cattle' to applecross is an absolute must.
Try the A838 from Scouri to Tongue, then onto Bettyhill (we stopped overnight here) from there past Dounreay and onto to Dunnet Head - Fantastic!
Enjoy!
Russ.
Try the A838 from Scouri to Tongue, then onto Bettyhill (we stopped overnight here) from there past Dounreay and onto to Dunnet Head - Fantastic!
Enjoy!
Russ.
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Reet, planning routes now.
How many miles do you think i could comfortably cover in a day. Im going 2 up and will have plenty of stops.
Would 200 - 300 miles be too much on these roads?
eg Id be able to make it to Applecross and back in a day comfortably wouldnt i? ('back' as in Fort William)
How many miles do you think i could comfortably cover in a day. Im going 2 up and will have plenty of stops.
Would 200 - 300 miles be too much on these roads?
eg Id be able to make it to Applecross and back in a day comfortably wouldnt i? ('back' as in Fort William)
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yeah, Applecross-fortwilliam in a day is no problem... i do it from Glasgow and back in a day and thats with lunch and other stops so its more an afternoon jaunt from FortWilliam and back.
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Piece of piss. You'll cover 200 to 300 no problem.
I'm doing this tomorrow: http://tinyurl.com/5c4x6n
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Not a problem Dazza.
Stop off at the Applecross inn for something to eat, especially if you like seafood.
And do your best to get onto the Auchnasheen road
Look out for highland cattle on the back side of Applecross.
You got the dates set then???
Stop off at the Applecross inn for something to eat, especially if you like seafood.
And do your best to get onto the Auchnasheen road
Look out for highland cattle on the back side of Applecross.
You got the dates set then???
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Thanks for the quick responces guys.
Yea all dates set now.
Leaving here after work on the 17th and straight up to Barrow in Furness. Stop the night then the longest bit of the journey upto Fort William (well, Lower Banavie) on the Friday.
Put the stop in at Barrow just to break up the trip a bit. Its the first time my missus has done anything like this so its a baptism of fire for her.
Got to check the bike over tommorrow (taking the little Bandit instead of the Blade) and get all the routes finalised.
Weve got all the wet gear but hopefully it wont rain too much!!
Cant wait for Thursday!!!
Yea all dates set now.
Leaving here after work on the 17th and straight up to Barrow in Furness. Stop the night then the longest bit of the journey upto Fort William (well, Lower Banavie) on the Friday.
Put the stop in at Barrow just to break up the trip a bit. Its the first time my missus has done anything like this so its a baptism of fire for her.
Got to check the bike over tommorrow (taking the little Bandit instead of the Blade) and get all the routes finalised.
Weve got all the wet gear but hopefully it wont rain too much!!
Cant wait for Thursday!!!
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Have a great trip Dazza, and when you get back home you will want to go back up with the Blade..
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Well got an early finish at work as planned..... bike is all packed up and full of juice.
Been and bought a pinlock for me visor as its pissing it down here.
Just waiting for girlie to get back from work and then we're offski!!
Here we come Scottyland!!!! :D
Been and bought a pinlock for me visor as its pissing it down here.
Just waiting for girlie to get back from work and then we're offski!!
Here we come Scottyland!!!! :D
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Enjoy yourself Dazza, we're away to Aviemore at the weekend for a week.
So if I see a Bandit, i'll give you a typical Scottish wave
P.S. the forecast for the week is
So if I see a Bandit, i'll give you a typical Scottish wave
P.S. the forecast for the week is
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The forecast for last weekend was crap too when I saw it, and I'd a fantastic long run on Sunday. It's hardly worth checking the report these days.
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Well what an amazing place...great roads, great sceanery, great poeple. Had a belter of a time, even if it was a bit too much for my missus she enjoyed it.
Weather was a bit on and off, rained most days except the last 2 which were absolute belters!!
Roads were pretty much empty apart from around loch ness and the roads around loch lommond was tricky to get anywhere quickly. HAd the centre stand scraping a couple of times when fully loaded.
BT021's are absolutly ridiculus in the wet, had to tip toe around every round-about on the way up after a couple of slides.
Took about 250 pictures so heres a selection to tempt those that havent been.
Ive also stuck the routes down as it may help someone in the future whos thinking of going....
Loaded up on the Kirkstone pass
Kirkstone pass
View from lodge
Neptunes staircase
Kenlochleven
Glen Coe
Loch Etive
Inverary
Castle Stalker
Commando Memorial
Applecross and the pass
Eileen Donan Castle
Loch Linhe
Caron car ferry
Glenfinnen Memorial
Isle of Skye
Nevis Range
Fort Augustus Piper
Urquart Castle
Glen Nevis
Like another world to us down here!
Heres the routes:
http://www.everytrail.com/view_trip.php?trip_id=32428
http://www.everytrail.com/view_trip.php?trip_id=32443
http://www.everytrail.com/view_trip.php?trip_id=32454
http://www.everytrail.com/view_trip.php?trip_id=32463
http://www.everytrail.com/view_trip.php?trip_id=32469
http://www.everytrail.com/view_trip.php?trip_id=32479
http://www.everytrail.com/view_trip.php?trip_id=32482
http://www.everytrail.com/view_trip.php?trip_id=32484
Thats ya lot! lol
Been aching like an old man for the last 2 days but cant wait to get back up there (on the Blade next time though!!)
Thanks again for all that helped.
Dazza
Weather was a bit on and off, rained most days except the last 2 which were absolute belters!!
Roads were pretty much empty apart from around loch ness and the roads around loch lommond was tricky to get anywhere quickly. HAd the centre stand scraping a couple of times when fully loaded.
BT021's are absolutly ridiculus in the wet, had to tip toe around every round-about on the way up after a couple of slides.
Took about 250 pictures so heres a selection to tempt those that havent been.
Ive also stuck the routes down as it may help someone in the future whos thinking of going....
Loaded up on the Kirkstone pass
Kirkstone pass
View from lodge
Neptunes staircase
Kenlochleven
Glen Coe
Loch Etive
Inverary
Castle Stalker
Commando Memorial
Applecross and the pass
Eileen Donan Castle
Loch Linhe
Caron car ferry
Glenfinnen Memorial
Isle of Skye
Nevis Range
Fort Augustus Piper
Urquart Castle
Glen Nevis
Like another world to us down here!
Heres the routes:
http://www.everytrail.com/view_trip.php?trip_id=32428
http://www.everytrail.com/view_trip.php?trip_id=32443
http://www.everytrail.com/view_trip.php?trip_id=32454
http://www.everytrail.com/view_trip.php?trip_id=32463
http://www.everytrail.com/view_trip.php?trip_id=32469
http://www.everytrail.com/view_trip.php?trip_id=32479
http://www.everytrail.com/view_trip.php?trip_id=32482
http://www.everytrail.com/view_trip.php?trip_id=32484
Thats ya lot! lol
Been aching like an old man for the last 2 days but cant wait to get back up there (on the Blade next time though!!)
Thanks again for all that helped.
Dazza
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I'm surprised you didn't get on with the 021s, but sounds like a great holiday nonetheless.
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Looks and sounds as though you had a good time, nice 1 mate glad you enjoyed it ...
PS,, some great pictures
PS,, some great pictures
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You'll have to come up and do the East Coast next time
Excellent pics
Excellent pics
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