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Stromness Kirkwall to Orkney Shetland Hoy Scrabster Thurso X99 Wick Lewis Lybster Latheron Dunbeath Stornoway Berriedale Helmsdale Brora Harris Golspie Dunrobin Tarbert Castle Ullapool Dornoch 961 Tain Loch Glascarnoch Alness Garve Tore Uig 915 916 Contin Kensaleyre Inverness 917 919 961 M90 M91 G10 G90 Portree Raasay Lochend Drumnadrochit 915 916 917 Dornie Kyle of Lochalsh Eilean Donan Castle Urquhart Castle Loch Ness Broadford Inverinate Invermoriston Shiel Bridge Aviemore M90 M91 G10 G90 SligachanSconser Skye Cluanie Inn Loch Ness Youth Hostel Breakish Loch Cluanie Fort RZSS Highland Wildlife Park Augustus Aberdeen Kingussie Invergarry Newtonmore M9 M92 G9 G92 Mallaig 500 Loch Lochy Laggan Locks Morar Loch Arkaig Arisaig to Dalwhinnie LochailortGlenfinnan Barra Spean Bridge Loch Ericht South Uist Glenfinnan Loch Eil Monument Fort William 914 915 916 The House of Bruar Loch Corran Ben Nevis Shiel 918 919 500 Glencoe Loch Tummel Pitlochry Coll Glen Coe Loch Rannoch Arinagour Loch Ballachulish Linnhe G10 G90 Forfar Appin Birnam Lismore Scottish Sea Life Bridge of Orchy Tiree Sanctuary Isle of Mull Achnacroish Benderloch Inchture Dundee M8 M9 M92 G9 G92 Scarinish Loch Tay Craignure Tyndrum M8 M9 M90 Loch M91 G10 G90 918 976 977 Oban Awe Dalmally Perth G9 G92 Connel Crianlarich Taynuilt Cladich G9 St Andrews G90 Cruachan Cairndow Inveruglas G9 G10 G92 Inveraray Gleneagles Inveraray Castle Kinross Tarbet Loch Leven Ardgarten 909 Dunblane Furnace Loch Lomond Inverbeg Kirkcaldy Colonsay Strachur Stirling Lochgair Halbeath Park & Ride Scalasaig Loch Eck Luss Lochgilphead Dunfermline Bo’ness Cumbernauld Ardrishaig Balloch Grangemouth 486 Dunoon 914 916 Jura Dumbarton Edinburgh Glasgow Airport Port Askaig Tarbert Portavadie 915 900 904 909 923 M90 M91 M92 618 Paisley AIR Harthill G90 G92 Kennacraig Edinburgh 618 914 915 Glasgow Airport Islay Ronachan East Hamilton Isle of 916 923 926 Kilbride Gigha Tayinloan 976 977 900 904 Muasdale AIR M8 M9 G9 G10 Bellochantuy Isle of Arran Ayr Kilchenzie Campbeltown to Cairnryan to Blackpool 926 923 & Belfast 618.

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