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Access - The main access point is the A827 road along Loch Tay. Alternatively there are 4 minor B roads giving access from the north and south which may be impassible in winter due to deep snow.
Transport - Train: Glasgow - Rannoch (West Highland line) Postbus: Aberfieldy to Lubreoch (Mon - Sat)

Glen Lyon is a region in Scotand and is located in the area Loch Tay to Loch Rannoch as defined by SMC

There are 7 munros around here.The highest munro is Schiehallion at a height of 1083 metres .The smallest munro is Meall Buidhe [Glen Lyon, North] at a height of 932 metres .

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Glen Lyon, not one of Scotland's more famous glens, but possibly the narrowest and also unusually longest at some 25 miles. The beauty of this wild and unspoiled glen with its Caledonian Pine forests, lochs and waterfalls is unmatched and in many ways unique.

Glen Lyon is little known, and less visited, and it is only when you look at it on a map that you realise just how significant a presence it is in the Central Highlands.

The glen is a cul-de-sac, which saved it from becoming a major through route in centuries past, or over-popular with tourists today.