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Bikepacking with a dog to a beautiful loch in Scotland

I’ve always thought I’d make a great dog dad, so when a friend asked me to look after Maya the pug for a few days, I thought, why not combine it with a dream adventure? Maya’s an outdoorsy pug, very used to camping and even bike riding, so she was the perfect side kick for my Brompton bikepacking trip to a Scottish loch. Scotland has been calling me. I just want to try wild camping beside a loch. After scouting maps for a loch close to a city with accessible, relatively easy cycle paths, I found Loch Venachar—peaceful, scenic, and reachable without strenuous climbs. Since camping restrictions ease in October, we were all set for a cozy Autumn adventure. So with my Brompton, camping gear, and Maya in tow, I set out. But just how easy is bikepacking with a dog? Follow along as we journey through Scotland’s beauty and discover the challenges of wild camping with a pug. Music by @epidemicsound Chapters 0:00 Leaving Stirling for a Brompton Bikepacking trip to a loch in Scotland 02:14 Coming up to Callander village and a break in the woods by the river Tieth 06:10 On National Cycle Route 7 in Scotland looking for a site to wild camp 09:08 Setting up my Nemo Dragonfly bike pack tent for a night wildcamping at Loch Venachar in Scotland 11:10 Chilling out at camp, camp cooking, getting Maya the pug into bed and enjoying the views of Loch Venachar 14:51 Inside the tent at night, hearing noises and wondering what it is 16:06 The start of day two at Loch Venachar, making coffee and packing up camp 23:21 Back in Edinburgh for the train and packing Brompton in the luggage rack and setting off back home