Both access and get out points were well way from farmland. There were some handy stopping points on small stoney islands, The fishermen were more than helpful and very cheerful. On the whole a very good paddle. It may be largely irrelevant now as there are few decent tides at weekends for a several months to come, but the falls of Lora is well within the guidelines set out by the comeback code. Access can be made over rocks, via a slip or non-grazed scrubland.
Parking is in well established carparks with no livestock nearby.
6.4.01 Spoke to one of the National Trust Rangers at Glencoe today. He advised me that there was no problem with people paddling the usual section on the river Etive. There was also no problem with the sections on the Coe as long as people did not cross farm land getting to or from the river. This is quite easily done via the usual put in at the loch and taking out at the River Coe Cafe. Nevis is now Ok.