Back to the west coast now the worst of the rain has past, we are going to make the most of it unless the horizontal
Category: Walking
Glen Affric
Stayed at Culloden yesterday, but didn’t bother with the battlefield attraction. Eleven quid is a rip off. So headed to Glen Ord Distillery for a
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Cairn Gorm
Trying to take advantage of a good weather day, we headed into the Cairngorms and up to the ski area. Not that there is any
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The Falls of Kirkaig and the Hills of the Assynt
After yet more inspiring during along the coast roads we stopped for a walk to the Falls of Kirkaig, a couple of miles along a
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The Waterfalls of Glas Bheinn
A damp start, but a cracking finish, one of the balmiest days so far. We headed out for a walk to Britain’s highest waterfall, Eas
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Tarbet to Scourie
Another day, another walk. After a drive around a tiny, winding road following the coast, we arrived at Tarbet, from which you can, in the
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Sandwood Bay, Cape Wrath
Moving around to the west side of the Cape Wrath peninsula, we drove out to the charming bay at Droman, and then set off on
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Durness and Faraid Head
A slightly wetter than desired start, but it soon have way to a calm and pleasant day. The morning started with a brief, damp visit
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The Kyle of Tongue
Less of your lip. A splendid 12 mile walk around the estuary that forms the Kyle of Tongue. Passing showers that we mostly avoided. After
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On Foot Around Loch Doon, Loch Riecawr, and Loch Braden
A misty morning start, which spoilt the sunrise, then compounded by turning to full on fog for an hour. But soon enough the fog cleared
