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Geocomposite – Lochgilphead Shared Use Path

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This route provides a cycling and walking route across the east side of Lochgilphead, specifically from MacIntyre and Macdonald Terraces through to the hospitals, golf course and Blarbuie Community Woodland project. The route links into the wider path network, through to Kilmory Woodland and Home Farm project and Dunholigan travellers site through to the south of Lochgilphead, up to Acnabreac forest and cycle trails, and the NCN route 78 at the Crinan Canal to the north and west. The route was identified as a response to high school relocation and development of the former school site. The route is a proposed core path that has been registered without objection. The route crosses a wet uncultivated field.

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Updated on 12 October 2025
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