Killin Junction
The walk to Killin Junction from Glenoglehead, which takes about 2 hours round trip.
Loch Tay view
Island Platform at Killin Junction
Lines diverge at Killin Junction, left for Killin right for Callander
Fort Augustus
The main interest here is the very short lived, and very expensive, pier line. This crossed the Caledonian Canal just by the top lock and then swept around the north of the town and down to Loch Ness. The station building is now private, but can be viewed from the Foyers Road. The town station is now a council works but the platform survives and a little can be seen under the fence by the top lock. All signs of the swing bridge have gone, but some parts did survive until the 1980's.
Location of the railway remains in Fort Augustus
Fort Augustus Pier Station
Remnant of Fort Augustus Town Station