Best bridge hikes in Highland
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Paul Phibben 路 reviewed 8 months ago
This route is surprisingly good, for one so little used. To describe it accurately, it can be broken down into two parts... Inverness to after the Lairig Gru, which is quite a challenging section, with miles of rough under foot undulating grouse moors, busy road walking and of course the Gru itself, which is miles of boulder fields etc. The second section into Blair Atholl is as easy almost flat riverside tracks for around 30 miles. Be aware, overall this is NOT for novice walkers!! If you want a quiet walk, this is the one. we dodnt see anyone before Aviemore!! 馃憤馃榿
Frequently asked questions for hikes in Highland
Summers, typically June to August, offer the most hospitable hiking climate. Though occasionally rainy, the temperatures hover around a comfortable 15掳C - 20掳C, with up to 18 hours of daylight to fully exploit the trails. Careful monitoring of midge activity is vital for a hassle-free experience. https://www.livebreathescotland.com/midges-in-scotland/
Autumn brings a dazzling display of changing colours, but the weather, much like spring, can be erratic. Temperatures begin to drop, and daylight hours shrink rapidly, restricting hiking time. Winters are challenging with shorter days, snowfall, and icy trails. For the experienced, it presents a unique, exhilarating challenge. Check https://www.mountaineering.scot/. Best to avoid winter unless highly experienced.
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