if you drive along the Laggan road, at the point where the track leaves to go towards Beinn a' Chalachair/Creag Pitridh etc., there are now signposts to .... Corrour! They are the normal signposts you'd associate with a public road - green, with black text on white background.
Obviosuly this is following the route through to the Tetrapak family's new hunting lodge. But does anybody know the situation with regards to access? is it now a public route for vehicles?
if you drive along the Laggan road, at the point where the track leaves to go towards Beinn a' Chalachair/Creag Pitridh etc., there are now signposts to .... Corrour! They are the normal signposts you'd associate with a public road - green, with black text on white background.
Obviosuly this is following the route through to the Tetrapak family's new hunting lodge. But does anybody know the situation with regards to access? is it now a public route for vehicles?
I can remember last summer there was some quite serious looking road building going on on the North side of Loch Ossian.
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if you drive along the Laggan road, at the point where the track leaves
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go towards Beinn a' Chalachair/Creag Pitridh etc., there are now
signposts
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to .... Corrour! They are the normal signposts you'd associate with a public road - green, with black text on white background.
Obviosuly this is following the route through to the Tetrapak family's
new
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hunting lodge. But does anybody know the situation with regards to
access?
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is it now a public route for vehicles?
I can remember last summer there was some quite serious looking road building going on on the North side of Loch Ossian.
Funny - I drove past that very sign yesterday - and the same question occurred to me. As Jim says, it looks like a "normal" road sign - the type one would associate with a public road. I'm wondering if that makes a trip to Beinn Eibhinn / Aonach Beag a bit simpler