The B&B is situated in a place called Colintraive in Glendaruel. As mentioned earlier the scenery and setting is stunning and the building itself is beautiful but i wouldn't recommend it. The rooms wasn't particularly clean, towels were old and worn and we had arranged for an evening meal which was charged at 20.00 per person.. The food wasn't great and we weren't even offered a drink to go with it. The host was lovely but i think is a little remove from what people really want and could do with some hired help...
Anyway, this is a ride report so i'll stick to that and move on...
We left the B&B at around 0900, the weather was warm and sunny with some ominous looking clouds hanging around. It had obviously rained during the night but for the time being it was lovely. The destination for the day was Lochcarron via Fort William, Glencoe and the Kyle of Lochalsh. This was the day i'd really been looking forward to. I've ridden through Glencoe before back in 2009and the weather was horrendous. Side winds that threatened to blow you into oncoming traffic meant keeping the bike at 45 degrees just to stay in a straight line. I was hopeful that this time it would be a little easier..
Before we got to Glencoe there was plenty of great roads to ride and more spectacular scenery to be viewed....
Anyway, this is a ride report so i'll stick to that and move on...
We left the B&B at around 0900, the weather was warm and sunny with some ominous looking clouds hanging around. It had obviously rained during the night but for the time being it was lovely. The destination for the day was Lochcarron via Fort William, Glencoe and the Kyle of Lochalsh. This was the day i'd really been looking forward to. I've ridden through Glencoe before back in 2009and the weather was horrendous. Side winds that threatened to blow you into oncoming traffic meant keeping the bike at 45 degrees just to stay in a straight line. I was hopeful that this time it would be a little easier..
Before we got to Glencoe there was plenty of great roads to ride and more spectacular scenery to be viewed....