Invertrossachs walking and hiking route
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Walk Instructions
Start Point
East Lodge, Invertrossachs (NN592055). Turn left out of Tigh Mor & drive towards Callander. Once you have passed the eastern end of Loch Venachar, watch out for a minor road on the right signed ‘Invertrossachs'.
There are also weight restriction warnings.
In about 300m, just over the bridge, turn right along the road on the southern shore of the loch. In about 1½ miles you will pass between the two white gateposts of East Lodge. The car park is just beyond this on the left.
Walk Instructions
The track is signposted ‘Invertrossachs Loop 3¾ mile'. Pass through the metal barrier & ascend gently to a left hand bend with a waypost on the left in 400m (6 min).
Ignore the overgrown track which branches to the right here and continue to the next junction Point 1 (NN590051) in another 200m (3 mins).
Ignore the track on your left and carry straight on, ascending gently for just under 2 Km (30 mins) to Point 2 (NN575042) - a fork in the track just before a small lochan.
Take the right fork, so that the lochan is on your left and in about 300m (4 mins) ignore the path on your left (which is wayposted for the Rob Roy Way).
Continue along the main track which veers away from the lochan and in about 700m (11 mins) comes to Point 3 (NN568045) a T junction with a nice view to the west. Ignore the track on the left and carry straight on downhill round a couple of sharp bends to pass a metal barrier and meet the lochshore road in about 1¼ Km (20 mins).
Turn right and follow the loch shore road (there will not be much traffic) back to the car park in about 2¾ Km (40 mins).
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Disclaimer: This route was correct at time of writing. However, alterations can happen if development or boundary changes occur, and there is no guarantee of permanent access. These walks have been published for use by site visitors on the understanding that neither HPB Management Limited nor any other person connected with Holiday Property Bond is responsible for the safety or wellbeing of those following the routes as described. It is walkers' own responsibility to be adequately prepared and equipped for the level of walk and the weather conditions and to assess the safety and accessibility of the walk.
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