Rusty, that looked like a truly fantastic day. The colour on the landscape and water made it look, really spectacular. There a cracking old video on KZfaq, from Pathe I think, showing the construction of Lubreoch Dam. Very interesting and enjoyable, just like your video. Best wishes.

I really enjoy your videos very much. Hope to have a go at gravel biking when I move to Galloway. ❤

Hi Rusty, followed your channel for a good while now. Glad to see you are back 💥. Im doing an overnighter shortly. Bridge of Orchy, Glen Lyon, over to rannoch and then up to Corrour. About 135k. Was checking out Glen Lyon stuff and happened upon this again. Trip is in about 10 days time and your video has me buzzing for it. Loving the channel, delighted you’re back………take it at your own pace. We love your content 👌👍🏻💥😁. Thanks

Absolutely agree with you - it’s all about the quality of the ride, the views, and memories it creates. And Scotland always delivers! Thanks for sharing.

Loving your stuff rusty, thanks for sharing

Superb video! What a fantastic place for a ride. The colours in the sunlight were breathtaking! 👍

I cycled more or less the same route a few days after you, no disappointment on this route a real beauty to cycle👍

Great video. thanks

Rusty it's pronounced Lion, like the king of the beasts. Great videos by the way, keep up the good work.

Cracking day for it rusty..Loch lyon is so blue and scenery amazing.I'm in Tyndrum at least once a month to pan for gold.will have to take the bike next time as spotted a few burns in video with potential lol.Excellent video as usual.Keep up the good work😀

Another great video 👍

Bonjour Rusty, Bridge of Orchy station is the best starting point. The track up to Lyon is excellent

i'm doing my first 100 miler tomorrow, not enough gravel roads or trails for me, mostly cyclepath and canal towpath but it will do. going to be a long day. as for your videos the longer the better in my opinion, also i think that in this glorious weather the uk has been bathed in, Scotland looks more interesting than your holiday destination recently.

Amazing loop, I’ve worked on Auch Estate and longing to get the time to get that loop done.

Epic" i think its pronounced [ glen LION] as in king of the jungle,,

Great video thanks apart from the awful music. This is my stamping ground and I'm planning to get dropped in Crianlarich and ride right down to Kenmore this Spring so I'm pleased to see that my Roubaix will be fine with its 26mm road tyres. Yes the road from Bridge of Balgie eastwards has been resurfaced for a few miles, it's possibly my favourite ride around here. PS: I think you caught one of the ospreys as you crossed the dam.

Great route and video! Do you think it would be possible to do this on just 40mm gravel tyres? I have an all road bike that can take a max of 40mm tyres.

Oh you do make me laugh at your pronunciations 😀. I’m up that way frequently and quite often overnight at the Green Welly and have wondered what some of these tracks are like so now I know. Think this is a must do though I can see me landing in the water lol. Good to know there’s no phone signal. Must admit I’m still with you regards the no longer caring about power, speed, time etc but that lands me in trouble as I just stay out longer lol.

Nearly right Rusty it's smiles per mile Or that's what we say. !!

10 days ago, approx, I did most of this route. I started at Tyndrum, with tha aim of going thro Glen Lyon, over to Rannoch and then thro to Loch Ciarain, via Corrour and Loch Treig. It was a super circuit, mainly gravel but did involve a fair bit of bike hauling up from Treig as I was carrying camp stuff and food for five days. I did Stoinaig bothy and the bothy at Ciarain. It was a classic and on the way back thro Kingshouse and the WHWay, it was really busy with walkers. Total distance, only around 100 miles but its top quality.

Everyone manages to say Milngavie right , "Tyne"drum . its not that hard .

Rusty it is pronounced lion not Leon glen lion

"Lyon" ? Your pronunciation needs a lot of work