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View of the Small Isles – Road from Kilchoan Ferry loop from Lochailort

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United Kingdom
Scotland
Arisaig

View of the Small Isles – Road from Kilchoan Ferry loop from Lochailort

Hard

46

riders

View of the Small Isles – Road from Kilchoan Ferry loop from Lochailort

04:55

105km

1,340m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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RSPB Glenborrodale

Waypoints

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Start point

Train Station

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12.1 km

View of the Small Isles

Highlight • Natural Monument

Across the mouth of Loch Ailort are wonderful views of the Small Isles. Muck is on the left. Eigg is the one with the 'Sgurr' on it. You might glimpse the mountains (Cuillin) of Rum peaking over from behind. Canna is out of view.

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13.3 km

The shop doesn't keep regular hours. There is a hotel opposite which offers drinks and food.

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21.3 km

Old bridge over the River Moidart - for cyclists and pedestrians only - next to a narrow car bridge.

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22.0 km

Drynie Wood

Forest

33.1 km

Lochan Ruighe a' Bhainne

Lake

6

49.3 km

Ardnamurchan Distillery

Highlight • Structure

Great picture spot.
Offers tours and visitor centre

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52.4 km

Road in great condition (May 2024) for long distance cycling - lovely gradual ascent up over mountain pass

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85.7 km

Road from Kilchoan Ferry

Highlight • Cycleway

lumpy but worth the effort to get up to Skye

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92.1 km

View of Skye and the Cuillins

Highlight • Viewpoint

10

104 km

The Lochailort Hotel sits at head of the sea loch and gives access to some truly wild country. To the south the rough Ardgour Corbetts and to the north many will walk along Loch Beoraid or over to Oban bothy. All routes are hard going, often pathless but rewarding. It’s a great start point for those with previous Challenge experience but not ideal if this will be your first walk in Scotland.

Register: Lochailort Inn: 01687 470208, enquires@lochailortinn.co.uk

Getting there: Lochailort has its own stop on the beautiful Fort William-Mallaig rail line.

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105 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types & Surfaces

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69.3 km

35.2 km

199 m

105 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

105 km

< 100 m

< 100 m

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Saturday 22 August

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