Loch Pattack to Loch Ossian

[@munrodrone7896]

the old wire bridge was a right of passage......shame it has gone!!

[@michaelshaw9029]

I need to get in there. Great looking scenery.

[@ianshaw6112]

You're gonna love Ben Alder

[@jamesherd9132]

Well Done Ian loved your video

[@ianshaw6112]

Thanks 👍

[@tonypaddler]

Great video Ian 🚴‍♂️👍

[@ianshaw6112]

Thanks 👍

[@alaninman4474]

This video answered my fears! Didn't think it would be easy getting between paths over the pass and you confirmed it You can do a different loop if you head to Ben Alder cottage and climb back up Bealach Breabag but it's a rough climb. The decent from the lochan back towards Culra bothy is lovely though.

[@ianshaw6112]

I wanna do that soon. Thanks

[@garyalexander3281]

Great to get out in the back of beyond in Scotland, need to plan a big bike ride somewhere before year is out, thanks for the inspiration Ian, beatutiful scenery and all the best.

[@ianshaw6112]

Well there are plenty places to go, lots of maps to pour over. Enjoy your big adventure. Thank you.

[@RossFinnie]

Always wondered what the crossing from the Bealach Dubh to Loch Ossian would be like... and now I know, you rode it so I don't have to, cheers! Do you reckon there's any value in riding this route in the opposite direction and taking the push as an uphill slog to get that nice descent on the other side?

[@ianshaw6112]

100%, definitely. Id say the descent to the bothy will be absolutely amazing.

[@michaelfinn1317]

Hi Ian, great video, track looked knarly in places. How long?

[@ianshaw6112]

Which part? The walking part is about 5k. The single track was about 7k