Can anyone recommend any good, inexpensive accommodation - preferably a
pub - between Crianlarich and Bridge of Orchy or Kingshouse?
Grateful for suggestions.
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"Michael Hobby" <[email hidden]> schreef in bericht
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Can anyone recommend any good, inexpensive accommodation - preferably a
pub - between Crianlarich and Bridge of Orchy or Kingshouse?The Hotel at Bridge of Orchy has a bunkhouse, barfood and a pub. Otherwise
you'll have to look for something in Tyndrum or go to the Inveroran Hotel
(SW of Loch Tulla). Auchtertyre Farm (between Crianlarich and Tyndrum) did
(does?) B&B. You can wildcamp behind Kingshouse Hotel and go to their
climberspub.--
"Beannachd leibh"Theo
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theo said:
"Michael Hobby" <[email hidden]> schreef in bericht
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Can anyone recommend any good, inexpensive accommodation - preferably a
pub - between Crianlarich and Bridge of Orchy or Kingshouse?The Hotel at Bridge of Orchy has a bunkhouse, barfood and a pub. Otherwise
you'll have to look for something in Tyndrum or go to the Inveroran Hotel
(SW of Loch Tulla). Auchtertyre Farm (between Crianlarich and Tyndrum) did
(does?) B&B. You can wildcamp behind Kingshouse Hotel and go to their
climberspub.Auchertyre Farm has those wig-wams thingys.
There's also a pub in Tyndrum although I don't remember if it does
accommodation.There's a good site at http://www.west-highland-way.co.uk/map.htm -
click on the map for accommodation pages. -
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"Michael Hobby" <[email hidden]> schreef in bericht
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Can anyone recommend any good, inexpensive accommodation - preferably a
pub - between Crianlarich and Bridge of Orchy or Kingshouse?The Hotel at Bridge of Orchy has a bunkhouse, barfood and a pub. Otherwise
you'll have to look for something in Tyndrum or go to the Inveroran Hotel
(SW of Loch Tulla). Auchtertyre Farm (between Crianlarich and Tyndrum) did
(does?) B&B. You can wildcamp behind Kingshouse Hotel and go to their
climberspub.
Bridge of Orchy Hotel has gone down on my scale of good stopping places over
recent years. Bunk house is fine but no cooking facilities and last time I
was there it only seemed to sell minimal portions of beautifully presented
food with hefty prices. Not what you need when you're ravenous.
The new place at the station looks really good though. -
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"Michael Hobby" <[email hidden]> schreef in bericht
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Can anyone recommend any good, inexpensive accommodation - preferably a
pub - between Crianlarich and Bridge of Orchy or Kingshouse?The Hotel at Bridge of Orchy has a bunkhouse, barfood and a pub.
Otherwise you'll have to look for something in Tyndrum or go to the
Inveroran Hotel (SW of Loch Tulla). Auchtertyre Farm (between Crianlarich
and Tyndrum) did (does?) B&B. You can wildcamp behind Kingshouse Hotel
and go to their climberspub.
Bridge of Orchy Hotel has gone down on my scale of good stopping places
over recent years. Bunk house is fine but no cooking facilities and last
time I was there it only seemed to sell minimal portions of beautifully
presented food with hefty prices. Not what you need when you're ravenous.My last visit was in '97 and they served an enormous plate with hot chilli
at the time. How times change. "Oui Chef".--
"Beannachd leibh"Theo
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"Michael Hobby" <[email hidden]> schreef in bericht
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> Can anyone recommend any good, inexpensive accommodation - preferably a
> pub - between Crianlarich and Bridge of Orchy or Kingshouse?The Hotel at Bridge of Orchy has a bunkhouse, barfood and a pub.
Otherwise you'll have to look for something in Tyndrum or go to the
Inveroran Hotel (SW of Loch Tulla). Auchtertyre Farm (between
Crianlarich and Tyndrum) did (does?) B&B. You can wildcamp behind
Kingshouse Hotel and go to their climberspub.
Bridge of Orchy Hotel has gone down on my scale of good stopping places
over recent years. Bunk house is fine but no cooking facilities and last
time I was there it only seemed to sell minimal portions of beautifully
presented food with hefty prices. Not what you need when you're ravenous.My last visit was in '97 and they served an enormous plate with hot chilli
at the time. How times change. "Oui Chef".
Yes it was fantastic then. It was too in 2000. Sadly in 2004 things had
changed somewhat :-( -
Bob Watkinson said:
Yes it was fantastic then. It was too in 2000. Sadly in 2004 things had
changed somewhat :-(
If you're walking the West Highland Way there is definitely a problem
with the availability of carbohydrate between Tyndrum and Kinlochleven.We've walked between Drymen and Fort William in each of the last two
years - taking a high route in good weather and the path in poor weather
and stayed only in Rowardennan, Crainlarich and Glencoe SYHAs, using the
bus or train to return to Crainlarich or Glencoe for stages north of
Loch Lomond.Another bunch of walkers said we were crazy getting the evening train
back to Crainlarich when they were comfortably ensconced in the bar at
Bridge of Orchy. Seeing them again in the morning they said they were
starving and wondering if they could get more food at Inveroran :-).Of course we'd enjoyed not only a beautiful train journey but also a
proper meal. -
"Martin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Bob Watkinson said:
Yes it was fantastic then. It was too in 2000. Sadly in 2004 things had
changed somewhat :-(
If you're walking the West Highland Way there is definitely a problem with
the availability of carbohydrate between Tyndrum and Kinlochleven.We've walked between Drymen and Fort William in each of the last two
years - taking a high route in good weather and the path in poor weather
and stayed only in Rowardennan, Crainlarich and Glencoe SYHAs, using the
bus or train to return to Crainlarich or Glencoe for stages north of Loch
Lomond.Another bunch of walkers said we were crazy getting the evening train back
to Crainlarich when they were comfortably ensconced in the bar at Bridge
of Orchy. Seeing them again in the morning they said they were starving
and wondering if they could get more food at Inveroran :-).Of course we'd enjoyed not only a beautiful train journey but also a
proper meal.
It's not all desert though, there are a few oasis here and there. The new
bunkhouse/tearoom at Bridge of Orchy seems to do all the right things for
walkers. Inveroran Hotel gets pretty good reports too and only a couple of
miles from BoO. Kingshouse is still pretty good too, especially the climbers
bar. -
Bob Watkinson said:
It's not all desert though, there are a few oasis here and there. The new
bunkhouse/tearoom at Bridge of Orchy seems to do all the right things for
walkers. Inveroran Hotel gets pretty good reports too and only a couple of
miles from BoO. Kingshouse is still pretty good too, especially the climbers
bar.The bunkhouse at Bridge of Orchy is great, but when we stayed there it
only sold continental breakfasts and packed lunches - for dinner you
were referred to the hotel. At least it had cooking facilities if you
had planned ahrad and bought food at Tyndrum.http://www.hostel-scotland.co.uk/hostels/index.asp?ID=112
The last time we camped outside Kingshouse there were 4 tiny new
potatoes with the evening meal to replenish the energy stocks. Since we
were told we could get breakfast in the morning, I didn't bother with
the any more food that night. In the morning we were rudely told we'd
have to wait till 9 or 9.30 for breakfast. So now I stick to having a
beer in the Climbers Bar waiting for the bus.I must admit that I don't know about the evening food at the Inveroran
Hotel. We did have a nice cup of morning coffee and some tasty cakes
there last year waiting (in vain) for the rain to stop! -
"Martin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Bob Watkinson said:
It's not all desert though, there are a few oasis here and there. The new
bunkhouse/tearoom at Bridge of Orchy seems to do all the right things for
walkers. Inveroran Hotel gets pretty good reports too and only a couple
of miles from BoO. Kingshouse is still pretty good too, especially the
climbers bar.The bunkhouse at Bridge of Orchy is great, but when we stayed there it
only sold continental breakfasts and packed lunches - for dinner you were
referred to the hotel. At least it had cooking facilities if you had
planned ahrad and bought food at Tyndrum.Thats a shame. I'd heard they did hot food. Still at least you can cook your
own rather than use the hotel.Quoted message said:
The last time we camped outside Kingshouse there were 4 tiny new potatoes
with the evening meal to replenish the energy stocks. Since we were told
we could get breakfast in the morning, I didn't bother with the any more
food that night. In the morning we were rudely told we'd have to wait till
9 or 9.30 for breakfast. So now I stick to having a beer in the Climbers
Bar waiting for the bus.last time I was there I had a really good curry in the climbers bar. Have
they stopped all that kind of thing? When were you last there?
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