Anyone heading for Knoydart.
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murpharoo
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This video (start at 9 min) discusses the route from Tarbet along the ridge to the east. Knoydart miles are tough - though the weather they had was poor. The loch sides are probably doable but very very rough and would try your patience and be sloooow going.
Now if you had a packraft ....
dovidola
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That's excellent, and a great insight into the area (I've only been on the 'main' Knoydart peninsula, and in favourable weather), many thanks Murpharoo.This video (start at 9 min) discusses the route from Tarbet along the ridge to the east. Knoydart miles are tough - though the weather they had was poor. The loch sides are probably doable but very very rough and would try your patience and be sloooow going.
Now if you had a packraft ....
Clare
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It was a trip to Knoydart that got me started with camping. The weather was unbelievably fine in April and we were sleeping over in Barrisdale bothy. I so much wanted to stay down by the beach all night and watch the deer mooching around the sea shore that I resolved to buy a tent, and I did.
cathyjc
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This video (start at 9 min) discusses the route from Tarbet along the ridge to the east. Knoydart miles are tough - though the weather they had was poor. The loch sides are probably doable but very very rough and would try your patience and be sloooow going.
Now if you had a packraft ....
Thanks for the video pointer. Pretty much confirms what I thought already
. I was over at Kinbreck bothy last spring - I thought it one of the nicer ones I've stayed.
Some good news on Carnach Bridge https://www.tgomagazine.co.uk/news/work-begins-on-replacement-carnach-bridge-knoydart/