Kinlockleven Aire (1 Viewer)

[Jammi]

Does anyone have any updates on the Kinlochleven Aire?
We’re heading up that way and thought we might try it if it’s open.

Can’t find anything online. Britstops have it listed as opening 2022 but I don’t think it did.
Something about a planning issue.

Just wondering if anyone has been up that way recently? Or knows anymore?

 

[DJA]

Have a look here. It says Car Park is closed but there is a phone number you could try.

Kinlochleven Community Trust | Kinlochleven Visitor Services

Services provided by Kinlochleven Community Trust which are available to visitors in the Kinlochleven area.

www.kinlochleven.org.uk

 

[Jammi]

Have a look here. It says Car Park is closed but there is a phone number you could try.

Kinlochleven Community Trust | Kinlochleven Visitor Services

Services provided by Kinlochleven Community Trust which are available to visitors in the Kinlochleven area.

www.kinlochleven.org.uk

Thanks,
I have emailed them, but not heard back as yet.

 

[Bounce]

Does anyone have any updates on the Kinlochleven Aire?
We’re heading up that way and thought we might try it if it’s open.

Can’t find anything online. Britstops have it listed as opening 2022 but I don’t think it did.
Something about a planning issue.

Just wondering if anyone has been up that way recently? Or knows anymore?

I stayed there 10 days ago but the aire was closed for an ehu upgrade. I just stayed in the car park opposite. No notice posted

to say when the aire will be open or how to pay for the ehu if required.
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[Dramfineday]

Hi Jammi – if you are feeling a) brave (take the MH) or b) fit and adventurous (walk up) then while in Kinlochleven try and visit the remains of the Mamore lodge. I used to walk a lot in the area and the lodge used to be a hotel, so delivery vans could manage up to it (single track – few passing places). I used to park my car at the lodge and walk into the hills from there. Great views from the lodge, so well worth the effort. And if you want to make an adventure out of it, weather permitting, follow the path round to Allt-Coire-Na-Ba then the track uphill past the sheep fanks and up to the Beallach at 732mtrs. Sit there and have your snack in the cradle of the mountains.

In addition there are a number of circular walks, into the lower hills, around the village...have a chat with the locals, they'll keep you right. enjoy your visit.

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[Jammi]

Hi Jammi – if you are feeling a) brave (take the MH) or b) fit and adventurous (walk up) then while in Kinlochleven try and visit the remains of the Mamore lodge. I used to walk a lot in the area and the lodge used to be a hotel, so delivery vans could manage up to it (single track – few passing places). I used to park my car at the lodge and walk into the hills from there. Great views from the lodge, so well worth the effort. And if you want to make an adventure out of it, weather permitting, follow the path round to Allt-Coire-Na-Ba then the track uphill past the sheep fanks and up to the Beallach at 732mtrs. Sit there and have your snack in the cradle of the mountains.

In addition there are a number of circular walks, into the lower hills, around the village...have a chat with the locals, they'll keep you right. enjoy your visit.

Sounds lovely! We love walking in Scotland..can’t beat it.