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How to get fromGlasgow to Loch Garryby train, bus, or car

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There are 4 ways to get from Glasgow to Loch Garry by train, bus, or car

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  1. Train

    best
    1. Take the train from Glasgow Queen Street to Dalwhinnietrain train Glasgow Queen Street - Inverness / ...
    2h 37m
    £97–140
  2. Drive  100.4 mi

    cheapest
    1. Drive from Glasgow to Loch Garrycar car 100.4 mi
    2h 7m
    £26–37
  3. Bus

    1. Take the bus from Buchanan Bus Stn to Dalwhinniebus bus Ember
    2h 52m
    £66–95
  4. Bus via Town Centre stances

    1. Take the bus from Thomas Graham Building to Town Centre Stancesbus bus X25 / ...
    2. Take the bus from Town Centre stances to Road Endbus bus M10
    4h 20m
    £66–96

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What companies run services between Glasgow, Scotland and Loch Garry, Perth and Kinross, Scotland?

ScotRail operates a train from Glasgow Queen Street to Dalwhinnie twice daily. Tickets cost £45–80 and the journey takes 2h 13m. Alternatively, Ember operates a bus from Buchanan Bus Stn to Dalwhinnie every 3 hours. Tickets cost £12–17 and the journey takes 2h 30m. Scottish Citylink Coaches Ltd also services this route every 4 hours.

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