Scottish Branch
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Route One   "Route 66"

The link at the bottom of the page will take you to a live google map with the route illustrated and detailed directions which you can use in conjunction with the information below.  The other links will provide additional informaton about areas of interest along the route. Using Google Street will give you a preview of some of the magnificent scenery you will encounter on the way.

 

When you lleave the Rugby Club follow the route to the M9 and A84 then the B8075 to join the A811 to Drymen, stay on the A811 heading for Balloch at the south end of Loch Lomond. Join the A82 heading North for Tarbet with the Bonnie Bonnie Banks in full view to your right for most of the road, a wide open road but don't be tempted to open it up as it is usually well policed. 

At Tarbet Hotel continue straight on but now on the A83 for Arrochar (at the end of Loch Long) and Inveraray. After Ardgarten the road takes you up to the "Rest and be Thankfull" where there is a car park and view point. If you stop and look back down the glen you will see the remnants of the old road which will give some idea of how the name came about! 

Continue on through Cairndow and round the end of Loch Fyne where you will find the famous Loch Fyne Oyster Bar. https://www.lochfyne.com/

Continue on to Inveraray passing the Castle on your right before you head in to the village. There are plenty of facilities here if you are looking for a stop.

Leave Inverary on the A819 through Glen Aray with Loch Awe on your left as you approach the A85. Take right when you join the A85 and head for Dalmally and then Tyndrum. At Tyndrum you will find the Green Welly and plenty of other facilities. https://www.thegreenwellystop.co.uk/

Leave Tyndrum on the A82 heading for Crianlarich continue straight through, now on the A85, heading for Lochearnhead, Strathyre and Callander.  https://www.visitscotland.com/info/towns-villages/callander-p235441

After Callander you can head back to Linlithgow and the Rugby Club.

Go safely and enjoy the ride.

 

Route 1 Route 66

Why not print a copy of the google map and this information and bring it with you to the Rally.

 

Contact

 

MGCGB Scottish Branch  Contact:

 

Donald Macdonald

 

M 07985 281509

 

gdssco@hotmail.com

 

Ian Mackay

ian.b.mackay@blueyonder.co.uk

 

 

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For an online membership application form go to:

 

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News

Scottish Rally

The 2024 Scottish Rally will be held at the Linlithgow Rugby Club on 3 - 5 May Please check the Events Page for full information.

 

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