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Lochalsh Dirty 30 & Dirty Dozen

Glenelg, Highland

4 The Avenue, Glenelg, Kyle IV40 8JR, UK

Sat 11th June 2016

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A 30 mile circuit from Glenelg, passing the Skye Ferry, the Skye Bridge and the World-famous Eilean Donan Castle, before climing over the hills and past ancient brochs and returning to the finish in Glenelg. Also a 12 mile route taking in the Skye Ferry and the Skye Bridge before heading through the forest with magnificent views down the Sound of Sleat on the way back to the finish in Glenelg.

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