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Path Along Lochan na h-Earba – Ardverikie Castle loop from Moy Lodge - Westbound

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Path Along Lochan na h-Earba – Ardverikie Castle loop from Moy Lodge - Westbound

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Path Along Lochan na h-Earba – Ardverikie Castle loop from Moy Lodge - Westbound

02:39

28.1km

250m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 5, 2026

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2.66 km

View of the Scottish Highlands

Highlight • Natural

Wonderful part of the road - great views.

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4.97 km

Mountain Lake

Highlight • Lake

Small lake - place for a short break from cycling up the hill.

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7.27 km

Path Along Lochan na h-Earba

Highlight • Trail

Easy to ride path along the lake Lochan na h-Earba (there are two lakes up here with the same name - this is the bigger one)
Awesome remote area with great views - always worth a visit!

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10.5 km

Path Along Lochan na h-Earba

Highlight • Trail

Great path along the lake Lochan na h-Earba (there are two lakes up here with the same name - this is the smaller one)

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15.2 km

Loch an Righ

Lake

16.2 km

Beautiful estate castle on the edge of Loch Laggan.

Used in filming for Netflix series 'The Crown' as a stand in for the Queen's Scotland stay (Balmoral Castle) as we were passing there, so couldn't stay too long or we'd be in the background of one of season 4's episodes with our bikepacking bikes!

Also known from the British TV Series 'Monarch of the Glen'.

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18.5 km

Loch Laggan

Highlight • Viewpoint

Loch Laggan stretches for 7 miles (11 km) below the slopes of the formidable Creag Meagaidh. Its eastern tip nudges into the Cairngorms National Park.

The scenery around the loch is stupendous. Glen Roy's golden eagles are known to soar high in the sky above the loch, so keep your senses alert as you take in the views.

The 19th-century Ardverikie House is a grand sight on its southern shore. Built in the Scots Baronial style, it was brought to wider attention as Glenbogle House in the popular television series Monarch of the Glen, which aired between 2000 and 2005.

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