Our help for the route meant we got to Loch Rannoch much more easily.We then walked toward Rannoch Station and took the track north to Ossian. Unfortunately it is now a building site as small hydro schemes are being installed and the path is now a road. We found a good camping spot however and enjoyed the remote location and extensive views.
Our Flat Coat Retriever Barney is walking the length of Great Britain with us starting 27th March 2015. The route is from Land's End to John O'Groats and is approx. 1400 miles / 2500km mostly off-road and will take about 4 months. We are doing it for fun but Barney has a mission - to collect money for Guide Dogs! Help him along the way - just click the donations tab to find out how...
Sunday, 12 July 2015
Day 105 Glen Lochay - Bridge of Balgie
Another wild camp at nearly 2000ft well beyond Bridge of Balgie. We were fortunate to meet somebody who could suggest the best route across to Rannoch so we changed our route.
Thursday, 9 July 2015
Day 104 Balquhidder - Glen Lochay
A cycle track walk to Killin where we had tea and scones next to the falls. Then onto the shops to stock up for the next 4 days. Finally away from tarmac and camping on an old path above Glen Lochay.
We can now see the mountains which made up the last round of Munros we did in 2012.
It's amazing how much snow is still about this far south in July.