Aug 23, 2018
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Great Glen Way: dĂa 0
La idea de este viaje era hacer algo diferente y llegar lo mas al norte posible. Mientras investigaba que hacer encontrĂ© varios viajes en las Highlands de Escocia, hasta que finalmente di con la Great Glen Way. Este camino recorre varios lagos desde Fort William hasta Inverness. Es posible caminarlo entre 5-7 dĂas, sin embargo yo decidĂ recorrerlo en bici en solo 3 dĂas.
Como llegar y preparativos
Mi viaje comenzĂł en Leeds (UK). Primero viaje a Edimburgo en tren y luego 2 buses a Glasgow y finalmente Fort William. Llegue con tiempo de sobra como para caminar, comprar snacks para el primer dĂa en bici y comer un buen haggis.
Traer la bicicleta desde Leeds no era una opciĂłn (al menos eso era lo que pensaba en ese momento) ya que no tenĂa una bici buena para este tipo de viaje y no sabĂa si la podĂa llevar en los buses. AsĂ que busque alguna manera de arrendar una bici en el punto de partida y retornarla al final del viaje. De esta forma encontrĂ© que Nevis Cycles ofrecĂa este tipo de servicio. En el precio del arriendo se incluĂa una botella y un mapa. La bicicleta venĂa con candado, bombĂn y parches en caso de un pinchazo, asĂ que lo Ăşnico que tenĂa que traer era mi casco.
A pesar de que empecĂ© a planear este viaje con tiempo, fue difĂcil en encontrar alojamiento para mediados de Septiembre. Lo mas fácil fue encontrar alojamiento en Fort William e Inverness. En Fort William reservĂ© una cama en un cuarto compartido en el hostal Fort William Backpackers. La mayor parte de la gente alojándose en el hostal estaban ansiosos de subir el Ben Nevis, mientras yo me preparaba para recorrer los 125 km de la ruta en bicicleta.
The Great Glen Way: stage 0
The idea of this trip was to do something different and get as far north as possible. During my research I found several trips in the Scottish Highlands until I found the Great Glen Way. This route takes you through the lakes between Fort William and Inverness. It can be walk in around 5-7 days, but I decided to cycle it in 3 days.
Getting there and preparations
My trip started in Leeds. First, get to Edinburgh by an early train, then 2 coaches to Glasgow and Fort William. Once there I had enough time to walk around, buy snacks for the first leg and have a meal (a really nice haggis).
Bringing my bike was not an option (or so I thought at the time) because it was not good enough for this kind of trip and I did not know if it could be carried in the coaches. So I searched for a way to rent the bike in one end and drop it in the other, and found that Nevis Cycles offered this kind of service. Included in the price was a water bottle and a map. The bike is rented with lock, pump and puncture kit, so the only thing I had to bring was my helmet.
Although I started planning this trip with enough time, it was difficult to find accommodation in mid-September. Fort William and Inverness were the easiest ones to find. In Fort William I had booked a bed in a shared room at the Fort William Backpackers hostel. Most of my roommates were looking forward to climb Ben Nevis, while I was preparing for cycling the 125 km of the way.
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