- June 15th, 2018
- 34.2km | ascent 1162m | descent 910m
- Abriachan eco campsite, £5
- The ‘viewcatcher’ sculpture on the high-level route between Invermoriston and Drumnadrochit
- The high-level route between Invermoriston and Drumnadrochit
- The troll bridge on the high-level route between Invermoriston and Drumnadrochit
- Views of Loch Ness from the high-level route between Invermoriston and Drumnadrochit
- Views of Loch Ness from the high-level route between Invermoriston and Drumnadrochit
- A stone shelter and views of Loch Ness from the high-level route between Invermoriston and Drumnadrochit
- Thistle
- Views of Loch Ness from the high-level route between Invermoriston and Drumnadrochit
- Seada Luis honesty box full of cakes and water
- The irresistibly cute Highland cows
- Lunch at the wonderful Ness Deli in Drumnadrochit. There was a campground here (although off the trail and a bit of a walk from the centre of town) and I thought for a moment about staying and visiting the castle, but I really hate walking backwards… and I would have had to retrace my steps a number of times to go into Drumnadrochit for a meal, back to the campground, then pass through the town the next morning, so instead I kept going a further 12km…!
- Urquhart Castle is straight ahead on the point
- Information panel about Urquhart Castle
- Into the woods
- Information panel about the ‘Newfies of Loch Ness’
- Information panel about the forest
- Passing signs for the Abriachan Eco campsite along the Great Glen Way
- The entrance to Abriachan Eco campsite off the Great Glen Way
- Eco toilet at Abriachan Eco campsite
- Home for the night at the rustic Abriachan Eco campsite. They have pigs so I was told to hang my food (where my shirt is hanging in this picture), and my food bag survived.
- Day 3, Invermoriston to Abriachan eco campsite
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