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From the mighty Ben to looming Glencoe and over Rannoch Moor
Begin in one of Scotland’s best used film locations in the shadow of the great Ben, around Fort William and down lovely Loch Linnhe to the Ballachulish Bridge. From here, the walls of Glencoe, the notorious “Valley of Weeping”, close in and the road climbs steeply up to Rannoch Moor, so memorably described by Robert Louis Stevenson in “Kidnapped”. Loch Tulla marks the point where the road finally leaves the moor, with the great bulk of the White Corries as a backdrop to one of Scotland’s most inspiring landscapes.