Strathconon. Directions. How to get here.
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By Train
From further south one of the best ways to travel is by train on the overnight sleeper, make sure you book early though as the full price tickets are not cheap - tickets available 3 months in advance from Fridays. Once in Inverness, if you wish to get as close as possible by train, continue on to Dingwall from where you will be able to get a taxi. If you are determined to get (nearly) all the way by train continue up the Kyle of Lochalsh line to Achanalt (you will have to request the stop here), from there it is possible to walk across the hills to Dalnacroich and on to Curin - much of it is bikeable but I will have to confirm the section between the train station and the track.
Closest shops and fuel:
Contin stores has a basic selection of necessities (inc. a computer shop!). The fuel station has a small shop too. Strathpeffer is a Victorian spa town and has shops with many catering for the tourist. Dingwall has a leisure centre, good selection of shops and is home to Lidl and a big 24hr Tesco!
Loch Luichart
Gleann Meinich
Calm Loch Beannacharain In Strathconon, looking east