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West Highland Way and Rannoch Moor

Sat 15th May 2027

Walk Details:

Event Details Updated
The start time may change if there are changes to the train timetable in Spring.
Event Type
Group Walk
Region / Area
Scotland / Central Highlands
Local Group
North of Scotland
Distance
24.5ml.
Start Time
08:47
Route
The day starts with a train journey from Rannoch Station to Bridge of Orchy

Heading west then NW on the WHW from Bridge of Orchy Station. Stay on the WHW all the way for 12 miles until the Kings House Hotel. Leaving the WHW and going East on the old drovers road (Track) back to Rannoch railway station

General Notes
This walk goes into a very remote mountainous area, so participants must carry a map, compass, torch, & carry sufficient drinking water for the day. To book, please email with your mobile number, and emergency contact details. If you don't wish to provide emergency contact details you can carry emergency contact details and tell us in advance where these can be found (such as on your phone or in a specified rucksack pocket). No dogs
Contact
Peter Mitchell
Start and Finish

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