πŸ“Œ Llanbryde, Moray
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Wildfowl, Scots pine and seasonal rhododendron displays are the main highlights of Loch na Bo, accessed either by an unlikely-looking track from the B9103 for car users or off-road tracks from Llanbryde. The water body is manmade and forms part of the estate around the private Loch na Bo House; this route circumnavigates the loch and is the most interesting of the waymarked trails through the forest.

πŸ“· Chronological photo guide

🌍 Location

πŸ“Œ Start / finish at south end of Loch na Bo, off B9103 1 mi south of Llanbryde

🧭 O.S. Grid Reference: NJ 282596

πŸ›°οΈ GPS coordinates: 57.620655,-3.203754

🚌 Robertson Road, Llanbryde (1 mi from north end of route) via track

πŸš— Car park – accessed by 500m of unsurfaced track

πŸ“ Key info

β–Ά 2 km / 1 mi | β–² 20 m | βŒ› 1 hr

Features: πŸ’§ Loch na Bo

⬀ Easy | Clear paths & tracks, mostly gentle gradients.

➑️ Clockwise circuit around Loch na Bo, keeping east of Loch na Bo House & visiting Kettle Loch

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πŸ₯Ύ On our last visit

Wildlife: Mute swans & cygnets, mallard ducks, moorhens & robins.

Weather: Overcast with a damp feel, around 15Β°C.

June 2023
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