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Estate Use uncertain

Dalnashallag

Central Highlands

3 published sources

Current access or overnight use is not confirmed. Carry independent shelter and check locally.

Small estate bothy, also known as Carnegie's Bothy. Fireplace, two sofas. Deer stalkers use it.

Sleeps
4
Location withheld We do not publish a location for this shelter. No landowner or official source supports listing it, so the map pin, grid reference and approach notes have been removed. See why we withhold some locations.
Partly verified The guide is sourced, but some details still lack reliable current evidence.

Facilities

Indoor fireplace / stove
Raised sleeping platform
Toilet (spade)
Water nearby
Electricity
Shower
Boat / ferry access
Stalking notice

History

Dalnashallag stands among the former corn lands of Dalnaseilg township. The western settlements of Glen Banchor were bought by Cluny Macpherson in the 1790s and converted to sheep farming, leaving only a few shepherds in the upper glen. The current building is also known locally as Carnegie's Bothy and has served estate stalkers. Its construction date was not found.

Glen Banchor heritage study; East Highland Way account; Local route account · Updated 2026-07-25