It then led in a north-westerly direction, following the right (south/west) bank of the Black Water river (in essence, parallelling the route of the modern A835 road); it then passed through the glen at Glascarnoch (note that Loch Glascarnoch did not exist then – it is a man-made loch created in the mid-1950s ), rising to 900 feet and continued as far as Braemore Lodge (where the A832 road now branches off).