Bongo Fury

Had lovely drive yesterday through snowy Glencoe to Fort William had lunch then drove back through Oban ,Inveraray stopped in Inveraray for cuppa (tea) before drive home to Glasgow sadly didnt see any Bongos

Beautiful part of the world, well done.

Bob wrote:Beautiful part of the world, well done.

Forgot to add dont have Bongo yet this is just one of our usual sunday drives

When you do get your Bongo, behind the King's House Hotel at the bottom of Glen Coe is an ideal camping spot and you may wake up with deer around the van

Muzorewa wrote:When you do get your Bongo, behind the King's House Hotel at the bottom of Glen Coe is an ideal camping spot and you may wake up with deer around the van

Thanks for tip first time we drove through Glencoe in dark was scary seemed like hundreds of deer on road and along side car

You should have taken the back road through Glencoe Margaret. The one where you pass the Clachaig Inn, Red Squirrel Campsite and Glencoe Village. There might have been a Bongo or two lurking at Red Squirrel, our favourite hide out.

Tony

Locals drive VERY carefully on that road at night because the deer like to stand on it and lick the salt of the road. please be careful because it takes no prisoners.

Should try it with a 44tonne artic watching for the edge of the road (very soft verges )plus a un baffled tank load,can be a bit of a knuckle ride

The last sentence taken from bestbikingroads.com says it all really





If you are looking for a nice place to stop for a drink or a meal The Clachaig Inn (popular with hill walkers) is set in a stunning location just a mile or so off the main A82 at Glencoe. You access it via a narrow single lane track. For directions Google Clachaig Inn to find their site which has directions and a map. After having lunch you can then go on to do the wonderful Kinlochleven Loop (B863)- featured in another route review on here. This whole area is littered with awesome roads.