5 km NNW of Kinloch Laggan, Highland, Scotland
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Garva Bridge
by Russel Wills
The crossing of the River Spey forced General Wade to build his first double-arched bridge here, completed in 1732. The bridge is 180 ft long with two 45 ft arches.
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Old Garva Bridge (north side)
by Stanley Howe
The carpark on the east side is popular with walkers heading for the hills.
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River Spey at Garva Bridge
Looking upstream.
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Gathered sheep at Garvamore
Garvamore is a large sheep and cattle farm on the Glenshero estate.
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Minor road approaching Garvamore
by Peter Wood
Looking north-westward. This was part of General Wade's Military Road.
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Upper Strathspey bogs
by Richard Webb
A faint path leads along the south bank of the Spey towards Creag Liath and the north side of the Corrieardair range. (high snowy hills to the left)
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Garvamore Barracks
This former Kingshouse was used at one time as a keeper's house and is believed to have been a barracks for government troops stationed on the Corrieyairack pass. It was used by both soldiers and civilians who had to cross the pass.... (more)
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The River Spey & Garvabeg from N of Garva Bridge
by Colin Park
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Garva Bridge |
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Garva Barracks
by Richard Webb
Recently renovated Wade era building at the eastern end of the Corrieyairack.
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General Wade’s Military Road near Garvamore
by Steven Brown
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The River Spey just above Garva Bridge
by Nigel Brown
Tumbling over a rocky bit, a change from its usual sedate progress. Beyond can be seen the eastern outliers of the vast range centred on Creag Meagaidh.
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