- June 13th, 2018
- 33.8km | ascent 478m | descent 468m
- Bracarina House B&B, Invermoriston, £54
- Information panel about Wild Alasdair and Bishop Hugh
- Bathrooms at Laggan Locks – only possible to use with the key from the Caledonian Canal association
- The Eagle Barge restaurant at Laggan Locks – unfortunately I passed it before it opened
- A restored section of railway near the water park
- Brunch beside Loch Oich
- Information panel about the old railway track
- Loch Oich
- Information panel about the Bridge of Oich
- On the Bridge of Oich
- The Bridge of Oich. It started raining soon after this picture.
- The innkeeper’s cottage at Cullochy Lock
- This is on the innkeeper’s cottage at Cullochy Lock
- A view of the horse shoe scree on the opposite side of Loch Ness, from the low-level route between Fort Augustus and Invermoriston (I took the low-level route because of the approaching storm). I don’t have any pictures of Fort Augustus because of the rain, but I did stop for a late lunch and couldn’t believe the number of people there – it was like trying to walk down London’s Oxford St (although these were tour groups not people out shopping) which came as a shock and surprise considering I hadn’t seen anyone for the past two days!
- St Columba’s Well beside the River Moriston in Invermoriston
- A quaint cottage in Invermoriston
- Thomas Telford’s bridge over the River Moriston, Invermoriston
- Glenmoriston Arms Hotel, Invermoriston
- My first ever taste of clootie dumplings (delicious but heavy!) for dessert at the Glenmoriston Arms Hotel, Invermoriston
- The wonderful Bracarina House B&B where I ended up spending two nights and had a wonderful relaxing zero day. There were fresh made scones at breakfast daily and delicious shortbread biscuits in the room.
- My home from home at the wonderful Bracarina House B&B in Invermoriston
- The view from my room at Bracarina House B&B in Invermoriston
- Great Glen Way day 2, Glas-doire wild camp to Invermoriston
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