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Strone Hill

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Quiet riverside trails in oak and birch woodland

Stop off at this natural resting place. For centuries cattle drovers and other travellers along Glen Orchy have paused here for a moment. The riverside trail passes through woodland that provides brilliant colour in spring and autumn. There is also welcome shade for summer picnics.

The route has viewpoints over the waterfalls, which are particularly dramatic when the river is in spate.

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