Badger Divide 2021
Posted: Mon May 24, 2021 2:58 pm
I thought i'd put up some pics from riding Badger Divide last week, mostly to show that there was sunshine, as i watch those battling HT550, we really lucked out as the first cafe we stopped at on route at Abriachan campsite, said they'd had a foot of snow about 9-10 days before and it had rained since, we had rain for the third afternoon of the four days we took and actually got sunburnt first day, having looked at the forecasts before hand, we had a lot of cold weather and rain gear, and i only used my jacket once!
Can recommend it enough as a route, only trouble was we could of gone a lot quicker if we had not stopped for two hours a day for photos, a leisurely lunch and beer (i haven't eaten so well on a trip before).
Felt humbled when we spoke to the lady running the cafe at Corrour station who said her brother held record at 23 hours!
First day we rode from Inverness castle to Fort Augustus, second day from there to camp in grounds of Loch Ossian YHA after having had the best fish and chips in station at Corrour, from there to Killin and camp on edge of Loch Tay, then home.














Can recommend it enough as a route, only trouble was we could of gone a lot quicker if we had not stopped for two hours a day for photos, a leisurely lunch and beer (i haven't eaten so well on a trip before).
Felt humbled when we spoke to the lady running the cafe at Corrour station who said her brother held record at 23 hours!
First day we rode from Inverness castle to Fort Augustus, second day from there to camp in grounds of Loch Ossian YHA after having had the best fish and chips in station at Corrour, from there to Killin and camp on edge of Loch Tay, then home.













