Yes that's the one. Where is Temple Pier?

Head out of Drum on the A82 road towards Inverness, Temple Pier is almost 2km out of town, at Temple Farm West there is a slope opposite going down to the loch with a green sign declaring Temple Pier :slightly_smiling_face:

I've got it, it's marked on the map as an IRB station. Many thanks!

No worries :slightly_smiling_face:

Here you go Paul - 1:25 map showing the location. Good luck in 2019!

OK, Paul, and now an answer to your initial question:
see my 2018 route from Inverfarigaig to Aviemore on this google map for a straightforward route.

And a nice secluded pitch in the middle of the Monadhliath: NH 669 174
The deer don't like you to be there....

Bart, many thanks for the ideas. I'm looking at following the River Dulnain from its source to Carrbridge.

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I think you'll find the Monadhliath to be quite superb!

I'm currently reading a book called "Along the Divide" by Chris Townsend on how he walked the watershed of Scotland from south to north. I'm thinking of doing the same for the Monadhliath from west to east.

So, what's it like on the tops, firm or blanket peat bog? How doable would a watershed walk actually be?

Paul - do you have an eMail address? If so, I've stuff for you off-board. If not, no harm.

Humphrey, contact me on the below address, any help much appreciated.

paulsouthward@aol.com

Hi Paul

I went over the Monadhliath this year - details are on my map which I tracked on Social Hiking:

‪Paul’s TGO Challenge 2018 by @TrekkingPaul:

http://www.shareyouradventure.com/map/76915/TrekkingPaul/Pauls-TGO-Challenge-2018

It may/may not be of interest to you

Have fun whichever way you decide to go

Regards

Paul