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Welcome What’s to See Experience the landscape of North Argyll Cycle amid the brooding beauty of North from the saddle of a bike: there’s no better Argyll’s forests and you will find much more Contact 1 Forestry Commission Scotland way to take in its splendour and scale. than the beguiling scenery. West Argyll Forest District The waymarked routes that Forestry Commission Whitegates, Lochgilphead, Argyll PA31 8RS Scotland maintains pass through lush forests The forest Tel: 01546 602518 against a mountain backdrop, looking out over wildlife is e-mail:[email protected] abundant but Web: www.forestry.gov.uk/scotland lochs and cut through by lively burns. You will find excitement, inspiration and tranquillity shy. Keep quiet Glen Orchy and Ben Lui: © VisitScotland/Scottish Viewpoint among the trees. as you glide along For A830 information . Watch out for other users on these routes, some the trails and you may chance F or t 2 William on what’s Pitlochr y The forests provide a dramatic setting for your are shared with walkers, and the roads are often across it – red and roe deer, foxes, A A 9 Forest Cycle Code available from 82 excursion, no matter what level of challenge you used by trucks and machinery in these timber badgers and red squirrels. Tober mor y 3 Forestry MULL . 49 Per th . are seeking. The routes range from circular forest producing forests. It’s best to keep to the waymark ed Golden and sea eagles occasionally Commission A8 Oban Cr ianlar ich . A85 1. Don’t rely on others: 0 9 9 A A road trails suitable for families to steep and soar overhead. Scotland 84 M routes, which are easy to follow, as the rest of this A 3 can you get home safely? 8 8 • 1 2 4 in the rest of A Stir ling narrow hillside tracks that are not for the large network of forest roads is not waymarked. There are wildcats too, which may • carry the right equipment Lochgilphead and know how to use it. Argyll and M9 E fainthearted. All enjoy glorious views, are Although you are of course free to cycle anywhere well see you, although you are Glasgo w surrounding M8 steeped in history and are home to iconic wildlife. unlikely to see them. ISLA Y 8 in Forestry Commission Scotland forests. 7 areas please A Rly 2. For your own safety: 3 8 M A contact 7 4 A always wear the right safety clothing, 7 You will cycle through flotillas of fallen cones, the • 6 Do bheatha don dùthaich! Dè tha a dhìth? at least a cycle helmet and gloves. Ayr seeds they once contained long since blown ARRAN Frith-rathaidean rèidh, no ceumannan casa • only cycle within your abilities. 2 Forestry Commission Scotland ) d Lochaber Forest District Tel: 01397 702184 across the forest by the wind. Red squirrels and e t cruaidh? Uair a thìde straibhèigearachd, no latha only tackle jumps and other i • d e-mail: [email protected] e r challenges if you are sure you c birds like siskins and crossbills feast on the cones d e slàn anns an dìollaid? Tha iad uile a’ feitheamh n s a i l 3 Forestry Commission Scotland can do them - have a look first. t w o r while they are still on the trees. c e riut ann an coilltean Cheann a Tuath Shiorrachd S Tay Forest District Tel: 01350 727284 h t n train properly, especially for o o • i e-mail: [email protected] s s s s Earra-Ghàidheal, sgaoilteachd de bheanntan, i e difficult and technical routes. l n m u ( 4 Forestry Commission Scotland m The conifers were mostly planted for their timber. o gleanntan, agus lochannan-mara ainmeil an y r C a Cowal & Trossachs Forest District Tel: 01877 382383 r y r b t Among them is the native Scots pine, which was i s . On and off road: L 3 e-mail: cowal&[email protected] eachdraidh agus dualchas nan Gàidheal, agus e r e r o u F t , treasured in Gaelic culture. Its sap was used to expect the unexpected – c i cliùiteach air feadh an t-saoghail airson • s P e c i n watch out for other visitors. v o If you need this publication in an i r s treat burns, its resin to provide light and the tree e bòidhchead nàdair. s S i e for your own and others’ safety m v alternative format, for example, in • i t itself was adopted m a o t always follow warning signs C e r y large print or in another language, p r t r s as the clan and any advice you are given. e t e r n I o 2 please contact: F 1 & if a vehicle is loading timber s top and 0 badge of the n m • 2 g o i r h f s c wait for the driver to let you pass safely. r e s The Diversity Team a D h MacGregors, : p M y a . r b L g Tel: 0131 314 6575 A d . o t many of e K o n 7 . h g i S p I E-mail: [email protected] s 4. Cycle carefully and l & e whom lived in l D A D Glen Orchy. please come back soon! For information on public transport services contact: Traveline Scotland, 0871 200 2233 or www.travelinescotland.com River Orchy: © VisitScotland/Scottish Viewpoint © Crown Copyright 2012 2 Anaheilt 8 Corran A Scotstown Clovullin Kinlochmore Location Map Keppanach en Lev Strontian Onich Loch Blackwater Resr A861 North Ballachulish B863 Glencoe Kinlochleven Rannoch Ardnastang Station A82 Kentallen Ballachulish Altnafeadh Kilmalieu Gaur B8 Duror R 043 L Laidon 8 82 Dalness A Alltchaorunn Elleric Invercharnan Loch Creran: © VisitScotland/Scottish Viewpoint Look out for the leaflet covering Portnacroish Appin Fasnacloich Glenceitlein North the Mid Argyll trails further south. Port Appin Glasdrum Invercreran Creagan Port Ramsay Druimavuic Gualachulain L Tulla North Shian Black Mount Achallader Clachan South Shian Sutherland’s Grove Achnacroish Barcaldine Achinduin Bridge of Orchy L Lyon Argyll Rhugarbh 8 Benderloch 2 8 Glen Orchy Kilcheran Ledaig A Achnaba Black Crofts 4 ay 7 och Bonawe 0 R L Dunbeg 8 B Ganavan Connel Achnacloich 5 85 Dunollie 8 A A Clifton hy Balliemore Fearnoch Stronmilchan rc Tyndrum Taynuilt O R art OBAN Lochawe R Doch Cycling L Nell Dalmally 85 Cleigh L Nant Ardanaiseig Inverherive A Gallanach Barran Benmore Most of the trails are on forest roads Kilbride e w Crianlarich which are shown on the maps in white. Kilmore Kilchrenan A Annat Cycle Route Grading Kilninver Cladich Musdale h 82 Coillaig oc e A L 40 n Raera Bragleenmore B8 y Find the right trail for you F Inverarnan Forest roads & bike parks Clachan 9 R Inverlochlarig Inverinan 1 6 8 1 A 8 L Avich A Tullich Ardlui Green: Easy Blue: Moderate Red: Difficult Black: Severe Forest Road Orange: Melfort Suitable for: Suitable for: Suitable for: Proficient Suitable for: Expert & similar Bike Parks Kilmelford Blarghour Clachan Beginners in good Riders in good health mountain bikers with mountain bikers with Suitable for: Suitable for: Dalavich h Loch oc 85 Glenmore Portinnisherrich L e A Katrine health with basic with basic off-road good off road riding high level of fitness. Cyclists in good health. Extreme level riders yn Stronachlachar Arduaine F Cairndow bike skills. riding skills. skills & fitness. Quality off-road Map reading useful with expert technical Garraron Eredine INVERARAY Ardno A83 Inveruglas Most types of bike. Basic mountain bikes. Good mountain bikes. mountain bikes. (routes not always skills & good fitness. Inversnaid Barravullin St Catherines marked). Most bikes. Technical bike skills Trail: Trail: Some “single- Trail: Challenging Trail & surface types: important. Jumping Relatively flat track” sections & climbs, tricky descents Greater challenge & Trail: Gradients can ability obligatory. The car park at Fearnoch is on the A85 between Oban vary. Surfaces may be Where to Start & wide. small obstacles of & technical features difficulty. Expect large and Taynuilt, just outside Fearnoch village. root & rock. such as drop-offs & & unavoidable uneven or potholed in Trail: Extreme levels The car park for Sutherland’s Grove is large rocks. features. places. Look out for of exposure & risk, Parking for Glen Orchy at Bridge of Orchy is off the A82 vehicles & other users. large features. just east of Barcaldine, off the A828 between between Tyndrum and Glencoe. An alternative starting User Advice: Mountain biking is a potentially hazardous activity carrying a significant risk. It should the Creagan Bridge and Oban. The trail is passed by only be undertaken with a full understanding of all inherent risks. These guidelines must always National Cycle Network route 78, which heads from point for the trail can be found at the Eas Urchaidh falls, be used in conjunction with the exercise of your own experience, intuition and careful judgement. Campbeltown towards the Great Glen. but getting parked here is difficult . Maps Key The more family-friendly Barcaldine East trail heads Forest Woodland Sutherland’s Grove back on a loop that runs past Gleann Dubh reservoir. Forest Road Doire an t-Sutharlanaich The Glen Dubh trail, however, runs right around the North Argyll Other Trails water. You can look back across the reservoir from a high Main Road The trees in this darkly beautiful glen are special. viewpoint at its head before completing your journey. Secondary Road The trails begin by Sutherland’s Grove, whose towering Douglas fir were named to honour John Donald Seo dùthchas Caimbeulaich a’ Minor Road Sutherland, the founding father of the Forestry Bharra-Challtainn, ’s iad suidhichte Cycling Other Minor Road Commission in Scotland.
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