Big Water of Fleet Viaduct - Loch Grannoch - Craigronald - Meikle Mulltaggart - Cairnsmore of Fleet - Knee of Cairnsmore - Big Water of Fleet Viaduct A satisfying, twelve-mile trek which tackles four mountain summits, including the 2,331ft Cairnsmore of Fleet. Instead of taking the more usual 'tourist route' up via Cairnsmore Farm, this walk starts from the parking area at Big Water of Fleet.. Walking from Clatteringshaws Loch, to the viaduct and back should be about 16 miles. Driving/walking from Gatehouse should be about 7 miles. Parking at the Viaduct: FREE. Hiking to the Big Water of Fleet Viaduct from Clatteringshaws Loch in Dumfries & Galloway in the Cairnsmore of Fleet National Nature Reserve.
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Big Water of Fleet Viaduct The disused Big Water of Fleet … Flickr
Big Water Of Fleet Viaduct
Big Water of Fleet viaduct Fleet Valley near Gatehouse of Fleet Dumfries and Galloway Scotland
Big Water of Fleet viaduct in winter snow, near Gatehouse of Fleet, Dumfries & Galloway
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Big Water of Fleet viaduct, made famous from its starring role in the 1935 Alfred Hitchcock film
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Big Water of Fleet Viaduct near Gatehouse of Fleet, Dumfries and Galloway. This is the viaduct
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About Angie Big Water of Fleet Viaduct Richard Hannay wasn't here
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Big Water Of Fleet Viaduct
Big Water of Fleet Viaduct © Les Hull Geograph Britain and Ireland
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The Big Water of Fleet Viaduct is a large, disused single-track viaduct constructed of granite. It was opened by the Portpatrick Railway in 1861. At just over 274 meters (900 feet) long, 21 meters.. A disused railway viaduct of brick and stone over the Big Water of Fleet at Dromore in Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland. Part of the Castle Douglas to Portpatri.
