We set off early as being a holiday weekend, the carpark would fill up soon.
A pretty easy path to follow with some steep sections. We had filled in our route card and used the map and compass to keep the navigation brain cells active.
Gaining height, beautiful views even in the sunny haze
Sitka in need of water, he wasn't the only one, it was pretty hot
Plenty other folk with the same idea
Lesley and Sitka at the iron cross which was erected to commemorate Sergeant Harry Laurie of the Killin Scottish Mountain rescue, who had died on a rescue mission when the helicopter crashed.
Me and Sitka
The view along the shoulder to the North
Obligatory Trig Point photo
Lesley and Sitka taking a well earned rest in the sunshine
Heading back down overlooking Loch Lubnaig
A change of pace on the Saturday, we headed out on the Big Yam and the Street Triple for a small tour of Glenisla and Glenshee. Stunning scenery and surprisingly quiet roads, all the caravaners must have thankfully been headed in another direction.
The bikes at rest
Lesley raring to get going again
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