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near to Inversnaid, Stirling, Scotland

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	Minor road climbing out of Inversnaid by Peter Wood Looking north-eastward. At this point the West Highland Way has been re-routed along the road and the orange barrier ahead is an access point to re-join the main route.
	Slipway on Loch Lomond by Alec MacKinnon The slipway belongs to the boathouse marked on the 1:50000 series map. Across Loch Lomond we see country around Tarbet.
	Woodland, Inversnaid by Richard Webb Taken when having a breather on the stiff climb out of Inversnaid. Rhododendron ponticum is obviously a problem here.
	Lochside footpath,Loch Lomond by Tom Pennington
	Steep Steps on the West Highland Way by Chris Heaton The section of the West Highland Way north of Inversnaid has a fearsome reputation - up and down on steep ascents and descents, tree roots, hidden rock obstacles all conspire to slow progress considerably. Here it is seen above Rob Roy's Cave
	Loch Lomond by Sarah Charlesworth
	The West Highland Way At Inversnaid by James T M Towill A view of the long distance route north of Inversnaid, with the familiar landmark of the Inversnaid boatshed in the distance.
	West Highland Way north of Inversnaid by Dave Kelly
	Boathouse north of Inversnaid by John Allan The West Highland Way passes to its right side .
	Coppiced Alder by Tim Heaton
	Boathouse on Loch Lomond by Alec MacKinnon The photo is taken from the slipway shown in NN3309 : Slipway on Loch Lomond, with the Loch at the photographer's back. The burn shown on the map runs past the right-hand side of the boathouse.
	Inveruglas In The Frame by James T M Towill Framed by a lochside tree and rock, Inveruglas can be noted on the west shore of Loch Lomond with the impressive peaks of Beinn Ime and Ben Vane in the distance.