Invergarry to Killin route

[Twilkes]

Yes, that's the route.
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Luiblea to Ossian
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Ossian to Peter's Rock
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Peter's Rock to Rannoch

my route (clockwise, 2019)
There's a decent cafe at Corrour station

Hi, just to follow up on this - Luiblea to Ossian youth hostel is about 15 miles, is most of the road similar to the first photo above?

The rest of it is about 9 miles, and while a lot of it is downhill which makes things easier is it rideable on a road bike with 28mm tyres? The small gravel stuff in the last pic looks okay; I'm dubious about the middle surface, but as long as there are no large chunky bits that would need a mountain bike to be comfortable on it might just be worth the detour compared to going via Laggan and Dalwhinnie.

 

[Sallar55]

Google Badger Divide if you want away from traffic. Downside is its mostly gravel and hills.

 

[Baldy]

Hi, just to follow up on this - Luiblea to Ossian youth hostel is about 15 miles, is most of the road similar to the first photo above?

The rest of it is about 9 miles, and while a lot of it is downhill which makes things easier is it rideable on a road bike with 28mm tyres? The small gravel stuff in the last pic looks okay; I'm dubious about the middle surface, but as long as there are no large chunky bits that would need a mountain bike to be comfortable on it might just be worth the detour compared to going via Laggan and Dalwhinnie.

The last couple of miles down to the road are bit rocky, fist sized quarry waist. The rest is OK.

 

[Twilkes]

Google Badger Divide if you want away from traffic. Downside is its mostly gravel and hills.

It's more for cutting off miles, and elevation if possible, I'm pretty happy riding on the roads; it might even be dark by the time I get to this point which is another negative for the gravel, good to know I have options though.

 

[andrew_s]

Hi, just to follow up on this - Luiblea to Ossian youth hostel is about 15 miles, is most of the road similar to the first photo above?

The rest of it is about 9 miles, and while a lot of it is downhill which makes things easier is it rideable on a road bike with 28mm tyres? The small gravel stuff in the last pic looks okay; I'm dubious about the middle surface, but as long as there are no large chunky bits that would need a mountain bike to be comfortable on it might just be worth the detour compared to going via Laggan and Dalwhinnie.

Some of it is a bit stonier

I was using a touring bike with 35 mm tyres (Disc Trucker).
The middle picture was the drop down from Peter's Stone to Loch Ossian. You'll be doing it uphill, so you shouldn't have to worry about pinch punctures etc