Looking for some advice / info from anyone who may have tackled this route before.
Its The Queen's Road from Dunkeld and is mostly off-road for its 45kms length taking in Loch Ordie and Lochan Oisinneach (to the north of Dunkeld).... I understand some of it is quite technical in places too...
I want to know a couple of things (from anyone who's done it in the past):
* sure so its only 45ks but, because of the terrain, is it do-able in a day (a winter's day) * I understand a lot of the trail is pretty waterlogged - is this correct * are there any bothies on the route * anyone done it in winter (ie "now" conditions)
A couple of friends and I are thinking of doing it at the weekend so any info would be greatly appreciated...
Looking for some advice / info from anyone who may have tackled this route before.
Its The Queen's Road from Dunkeld and is mostly off-road for its 45kms length taking in Loch Ordie and Lochan Oisinneach (to the north of Dunkeld).... I understand some of it is quite technical in places too...
I want to know a couple of things (from anyone who's done it in the past):
* sure so its only 45ks but, because of the terrain, is it do-able in a day (a winter's day) * I understand a lot of the trail is pretty waterlogged - is this correct * are there any bothies on the route * anyone done it in winter (ie "now" conditions)
A couple of friends and I are thinking of doing it at the weekend so any info would be greatly appreciated...
I've not done it but the Tay, Tummel and Earn have been flooding all over the shop this week. Are you planning to do it in a canoe?
