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The gateway to Glen Orchy, Kilchurn Castle (one of Scotland's most photographed ruins), Loch Awe, the Cruachan Power Station (the hollow mountain), and a small Argyll village of extraordinary Highland setting
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Dalmally sits at the foot of Glen Orchy where the River Orchy meets Loch Awe. Kilchurn Castle — the ruined Campbell fortress on Loch Awe — is one of the most photographed castles in Scotland. The Cruachan Power Station, built inside Ben Cruachan, is one of the engineering wonders of Scotland.
Kilchurn Castle at sunrise or sunset is extraordinary — genuinely one of Scotland's great photographs. Cruachan Power Station tours are fascinating — the turbine hall inside the mountain is surreal. Glen Orchy for spectacular driving and walking.
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The village has a small number of cafes. The Loch Awe area has good hotel and pub food. Local Highland produce is excellent.
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Tourism — Kilchurn Castle and Cruachan — drive Dalmally. Outdoor tourism serves the Glen Orchy and Loch Awe visitor market.
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Dalmally is a place in Argyll known for the gateway to Glen Orchy, Kilchurn Castle (one of Scotland's most photographed ruins), Loch Awe, the Cruachan Power Station (the hollow mountain), and a small Argyll village of extraordinary Highland setting. Dalmally sits at the foot of Glen Orchy where the River Orchy meets Loch Awe. The population is around 400.
The village has a small number of cafes. The Loch Awe area has good hotel and pub food. Local Highland produce is excellent.
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Roam covers Dalmally and the surrounding area in Argyll, including Lochawe, Cladich, Kilchrenan, Ford, Inveraray, Tyndrum, Crianlarich and Bridge of Orchy.
