Ticks
Ticks can carry Lyme disease, which can lead to long-term illness. Check for ticks after your visit and remove them quickly.
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The following notices are in effect at this location.
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Slope stability work
Slope stability work above the A828 is being carried out near the Beinn Lora trails.
- Further information about this essential work can be found at Bear Scotland
- July 2025 update from Bear Scotland
- October 2025 update from Bear Scotland
- Latest update from Bear Scotland
- The team carrying out this work are using forest trails to access their worksite. All trails are currently open. However, you may meet an all-terrain vehicle on the path. Please follow safety information and advice on site.
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