Train To Corrour

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Want to do the munroes round the Station at Currour but cant find any
train timetable info except the national rail enquiries site which does
not provide a timetable - only a search facility.

Any ideas

Yes.... http://www.scotrail.co.uk/route06a.pdf

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Quoted message said:

Want to do the munroes round the Station at Currour but cant find any
train timetable info except the national rail enquiries site which
does not provide a timetable - only a search facility.

Any ideas

www.travelinescotland.com

Excellent site. Even has postbuses on it.
--
Adrian

urlwww.holiday-spain.biz/url said:

Want to do the munroes round the Station at Currour but cant find any train
timetable info except the national rail enquiries site which does not
provide a timetable - only a search facility.

www.qjump.co.uk

Getting a sleeper train up in the morning is a good idea if coming from
Enlgand.

Loch Ossian YHA is highly recommended after a refurbishment.

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Any ideas

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Quoted message said:

urlwww.holiday-spain.biz/url said:

Want to do the munroes round the Station at Currour but cant find any train
timetable info except the national rail enquiries site which does not
provide a timetable - only a search facility.

www.qjump.co.uk

Getting a sleeper train up in the morning is a good idea if coming from
Enlgand.

Loch Ossian YHA is highly recommended after a refurbishment.

Refurbishment of what? Me or the YH?

--
Bernard Hill
Selkirk, Scotland

For train times to Corrour, check Scotrail's website
http://www.scotrail.co.uk/ttable.htm
Corrour is on route 6a.

One word of caution if you want to stay overnight at Corrour: You have
two options, Corrour Station Bunkhouse (which also has a restaurant
and a small supplies store) and Loch Ossian YH (1.5 miles from the
station), no facilities there, and the Station shop is only open
Thursdays to Sundays... in other words, you need to bring in all
supplies during the first half of the week.

A nice daywalk is to take the train to Rannoch, walk from there to
Corrour (via the shooting lodge and Loch Ossian) and take the train
back from Corrour.

Another word of caution: the track leading north from Corrour Station
(mostly parallel to the railroad) can be impassable in wet weather.