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Dirty 30 or Dirty Dozen?

By Andrew Gilbert at March 12, 2014 | 6:16 pm | 0 Comment

Which are you brave enough to attempt? Get registered here:- http://www.lochalsh-trails.co.uk/event.html It's on the 14th June From

This Weekend Dirty Thirty / Dozen

By Andrew Gilbert at June 6, 2013 | 1:32 pm | 0 Comment

The Dirty Thirty strikes again this weekend hope everyone has a good time and there are no injuries. The weather looks like it will hold out so make sure you are hydrated! Won't see you there but will be thinking of you all. I will be in a conference (CLS) at Sabhal Mor Ostaig Friday and Saturday!!! Visit our events pages or the website for info...lochalsh-trails.co.uk

C4 Walking Through History – Tony Robinson

By Andrew Gilbert at April 20, 2013 | 9:17 pm | 0 Comment

A tough four-day trek through the striking Kintail region of the west Scottish Highlands - Tony walks from Shiel Bridge to Glenelg and the Inn via the Brochs and catches a boat to Eileann Donnan Castle and then to The ruined Clachan Duich Church and Kintail lodge where Collin, Dougie, and Wilfur amongst other locals are playing. Next morning on to Glen Sheil and the

New Path in Corran for Visitors

By finlay at September 21, 2012 | 7:49 pm | 0 Comment

It all happened in a Week. I came home from school one week and a brand new path had appeared! This path gives a way to the track that goes through Glen Arnisdale. [caption id="attachment_2333" align="alignnone" width="575"] I drew this line to show where the path leads[/caption] What I Think the Path Will Be Useful for: A quicker route

Beinn na h-Eaglaise and Beinn nan Caorach

By rachel at February 16, 2012 | 4:06 pm | 0 Comment

Grade: HARD HILLWALK Time: 6 - 8 hours Distance: 11.5km Summary: This short but very steep hillwalk takes in both of the Corbetts on the Glenelg peninsula. The pathless going is rewarded by truly stunning views in what must be one of the most beautiful corners of the Highlands. Terrain: Much very steep and pathless ground, requiring care especially on

Walking routes