Yes, I did say "officially" some seem to be unlocked some aren't. I tend to just use them as foul weather boltholes, I've shared them with too many weekend bender parties.
Also if it is truly horrible and you want to get out of the wet they have some "rooms" in a big shed at the camp site. You can just open your bag and scatter its contents all over the "room" like I did I don't even like Bud, must have been all they had at the shop at the petrol station.Stay in Tyndrum and go to the café
I'm just leaving TJs at minute.Stay in Tyndrum and go to the café
It was nice. Well I enjoyed it anyway and seems quite popular.TJ's
...oh..I meant the nice café
I've not stayed in Rowchoish bothy but it has a reputation - for not being the "nicest" bothy there is.
So don't judge all bothies on your experience there - some of them are very "nice"
I'll e honest I thought it was nice except for the Evil Dead vibe
Pretty clean and tidy.
Supposed to be thunderstorms and heavy rain here all day - zilch so far and it does look like it's going to ATM .......
PS. - just mentioning it ^^^ will undoubtably have changed the outcome
Maybe with a TrailstarWell in typical fashion as soon as I bought my tickets it started to clear up and blue skies appeared
Rather not take risk though. I don't mind a bit of rain but chance of storms with thunder and lightening while marching through Highlands and only having a Hexamid as shelter is less appealing than bailing out and coming back another day
Indeed. Still a bit of faff to put up quickly though or maybe find area big enough.Maybe with a Trailstar
Indeed. Still a bit of faff to put up quickly though or maybe find area big enough.
I'm going to be doing bit of digging on Tinternet for a 4 season shelter I think or at least one I wouldn't mind using in bad weather that is quick to pitch.
May look at a Plexamid or AltaPlex as they're an AIO design with better space for Admin compared to the Hexamid.
Those curved pole jobbies are a bit of a faff in the wind aren't they. Maybe a TT Notch if you want quick to pitch.Thanks but I know how to pitch the TS. Its still a bit of a faff in wind and rain a d awkward to get in and sort inner out or ground sheet etc. Don't get me wrong I loved my TS and has awesome room for Admin and would use it again but my comment was within context of wanting a quick AIO type system. I'm edging towards a Scarp 1 for mid weight or a Zpacks tent for lower weight.
Those curved pole jobbies are a bit of a faff in the wind aren't they. Maybe a TT Notch if you want quick to pitch.
Maybe a Duomid, it's three times the weight but it don't fear no rain.Rather not take risk though. I don't mind a bit of rain but chance of storms with thunder and lightening while marching through Highlands and only having a Hexamid as shelter is less appealing than bailing out and coming back another day
Well, finally....
An hour and 20 mins from the front door...
So, starting tomorrow.
70l pack.
Stout boots.
wow - have a great time!Yes, in a couple of hours..