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Fort William to Corran and Lochailort Loop Cycle Route



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Cycle Route Details
Route NameFort William to Corran and Lochailort Loop
Distance : miles (km)80.9  (130.20)
Duration(hh:mm)08:00
Difficulty
Posted Bym gilius
Calories Burned kcal
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Cycle Route Location
CountryScotland
Town/CityFort William
County/RegionHighland
Start LocationBelford Road (A82)
End LocationBelford Road (A82)
Cycle Steps
This is an excilerating road route, all on A roads, with some stiff hills, that takes in breathtaking loch and sea views. Head down the A82 to Corran, where you can enjoy a free ferry ride. This rest is needed before tackling some stiff hills, passing en-route the magnificently set Loch Sunart and Loch Moidart. This is merely the appetiser to being rewarded with sensational coastal views of Muck, Eigg and Rum. There is also some fantastic downhill cycling, prior to reaching the main road junction at Lochailort. At this point you have a number of options. You can wait for a train to Mallaig and start a new route. Go back on the train to Fort William, via Glenfinnan. Or, for the cycling fit, you can continue on the main road, A830, back to Fort William, via Glenfinnan, to complete the full circle. Completing the Fort William full circle is best savoured in clockwise rather than anti clockwise direction. Only for the cycling fit but the option of the train at Lochailort provides a get out for those who have used up their adrenalin reserves by then.
Landmarks/Pubs for lunch/Sites to see?
Corran Ferry, Loch Sunart, Loch Moidart, coastal views of the isles of Muck, Eigg and Rum, Glenfinnan

Cycling Clubs located in this region
Cairngorm Cycling Club
West Highland Wheelers
Your comments?
posted by:Ben AnkersRating : difficult :
Better to take the Camusnagaul ferry from Fort William over to the west side of the loch and cycle the quieter B road down to join the route at Ardgour.

posted by:Mike PolkeyRating : difficult :
I did this today. The minor road on the other side of fort William is much preferred unless you are actually starting from FW. Ben's suggestion of the pedestrian ferry is an option but it is infrequent and doesn't runon Sunday.


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