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28-12-12, 05:47 PM | #11 |
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Re: Scotland trip
as bibio say's theres not much in fort will.a few climbing shops and a whole load of b+b's.skye is definatly worth a visit,some of the most spectacular hills in scotland.the cullin ridge is a beaut,and theres the inn pinn one of the heardest munro's
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29-12-12, 10:23 AM | #13 |
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As you want to do the Ben thats why I said about the YH at the foot of the path,at least you can leave your bike there round the back which is safe.The chippie down the wee alley/slope in Ft W does good fish'n'chips--man size portions
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29-12-12, 04:18 PM | #14 |
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Re: Scotland trip
Ben Nevis is a boring slog on the usual path, other than saying you got the peak, I wouldn't bother.
Cullin ridge is awesome as is Glencoe and the A87 and Applecross Pass. I went in the Autumn and really enjoyed the bit of Scotland we saw. We stayed at a campsite called "Pine trees" at Tyndrum which was very good, they had some mini lodges which were good value, very friendly, I could recommend that if you need to stay in the area. |
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