Glen Duror
This forest has a magnificent setting, tucked in below the towering Beinn a' Bheithir. Visitors can explore the glen on foot or by bicycle and discover the Glen's historical connections. Follow the yellow waymarkers from the car park for the 4 mile walk through the glen or visit the mountain bothy, the birth place of 'James of the Glen' (see 'What's of Interest' on the right for more information) by following the Appin Cross waymarkers.
PLEASE NOTE that there are ongoing harvesting and forest road maintenance operations in the area. The southern part of the yellow '4 Mile Walk' between Acharn and the River Duror footbridge will be closed from Tuesday 13th November 2007 until further notice. The rest of the yellow walk and the whole of the blue 'Bothy Walk' remain open. Please observe ALL warning signs and be aware of commercial traffic using the forest road network.
How to get there:
Duror is the nearest town or village.
OS Grid Reference: NN005552
Take the A828 South from Ballachulish or A828 North from Connel to Duror village. Turn down the road Eastwards signposted for Auchindarroch and the camping site. Follow this for about 1 mile to the forest car park and access to the walks.
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