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SCOTLAND > THE
ISLE OF SKYE
> TRAIL 2
Distance about 34.5miles / 56.0km round trip.
Tarmac road, Boggy ground, Single-tracks, Technical
sections.
Steep downhill sections, Steep uphill sections.
<Warning>
This is a very hard route, Open to the elements.
Climbing to about 160m / 480ft
You will get wet feet, You will shoulder/push bikes. |
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trail

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We suggest
starting from the
Sligachan Hotel:
( Grid ref. 485299 ) |
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(1) From the car park ride over the
old bridge to gate on the R. & go through.
Follow the track to the L. & ride over a small rise.
(Heading up the Glen)
(2) Follow the
twisting technical track to a fork & bear off L.
with the main track heading up Glen.
(3) At the fork
in the track passing Loch Na Creitheach on R.
keep to low path by Loch.
(4) Follow track to beach head & see
Bothy off to R. (Behind the big white house)
Follow track over the river & climb steeply up
mountain track to summit.
(5) At summit
follow the rocky track along the top then downhill
to rd A-881
T.L. onto rd & follow it along the edge of Loch
Slapin to the head of the inlet.
(6) T.R. &
follow the rd over a bridge, then straight away T.L.
onto path.
Follow the path up the Glen & it eventually runs
out. (Now bear L. across bog)
(7) New track
runs parallel to you across to the L. you must cross
the river at a convenient point.
(8) Follow the
track to a gate & the tarmac rd. (Watch out for
wild horses)
T.L. & follow the old coastal rd to where it joins
the new rd A-850
Follow the coastal rd A-850 around Loch
Aimart to a T.JCT at the Head.
(9) Here T.R. &
follow the single track rd around the coastal
headland.
(10) At the
T.JCT. T.R. & follow the main rd pass Sconner
& the ferry jetty to Sligachan.
Follow the main rd big ringing it to the hotel &
finish.
Watch
out for traffic |
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Take
adequate kit with you, open to coastal & mountain
elements.
Always carry a back up map with you, just in case.
Some areas are
remote, so take special care. |
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| (This trail
route may have changed due to unforeseen
circumstances beyond our control .. always carry a
map) |
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