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Approaching Glen Affric from Killilan

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  1. Is there still a locked gate a Killilan ?

    Is the track up to Iron Lodge easy cycling?

    Has the bridge over the Elchaig just downstream from Loch na Leitreach been
    reinstated ?

    Is Carnach a comunity or just abandond buildings ?

  2. I'm planning a trip up this way this coming weekend - can you wait
    until next Monday for an answer?

    druidh

  3. Hi Stuart,

    The gate at Killilan isn't normally locked. There is one further down
    the glen though, which is locked.

    The track is easy cycling. Tarmac initially, followed by normal stony
    track with occasional tarmac sections. Cars occasionally drive down it
    to Carnach and Iron Lodge.

    Not sure about the bridge (I was there in 2003 and it was fine).

    Carnach is an estate house, like Iron lodge. I've seen vehicles at
    both, but they look like prvate houses. Track goes past both.

    Cycling to Iron lodge takes about an hour, and is straightforward.
    Careful of the highland cattle though, especially if they are with
    calf - we had to wade the river in order to avoid being chased by very
    protective mums!

    Excellent access to An Socach and Mullach na Dheiragain from here.

    Jim

    Stuart said:

    Is there still a locked gate a Killilan ?

    Is the track up to Iron Lodge easy cycling?

    Has the bridge over the Elchaig just downstream from Loch na Leitreach been
    reinstated ?

    Is Carnach a comunity or just abandond buildings ?

  4. "druidh" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I'm planning a trip up this way this coming weekend - can you wait
    until next Monday for an answer?


    Looks like its going to be a windy weekend, goodluck!

    Next time the weathers lookin good i will be doing Ceathreamhan and
    Dheiragain via the falls of Glomach and Iron Lodge

    Check out the bridge over the Elchaig just downstream from Loch na
    Leitreach, I am sure I have read somewhere of it being washed out, If it
    has, what is the croosing like ?

    Also does the car park look OK for overnighting in, (i.e.. is it quite flat
    and well away from houses) I would probably arrive 1 or 2 in the morning and
    just doss in the back of the van!

  5. Stuart said:


    "druidh" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I'm planning a trip up this way this coming weekend - can you wait
    until next Monday for an answer?


    Looks like its going to be a windy weekend, goodluck!

    Next time the weathers lookin good i will be doing Ceathreamhan and
    Dheiragain via the falls of Glomach and Iron Lodge

    Check out the bridge over the Elchaig just downstream from Loch na
    Leitreach, I am sure I have read somewhere of it being washed out, If it
    has, what is the croosing like ?

    Also does the car park look OK for overnighting in, (i.e.. is it quite flat
    and well away from houses) I would probably arrive 1 or 2 in the morning and
    just doss in the back of the van!

    Car park is fine, and far enough from houses. There is a sign saying
    no overnight parking - but isn't there always?!!!!

    Jim

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