Grim
Well-Known Member
Liking the sound of your route!! I've been wanting to visit those general areas for years!!! If you fancy having a second vehicle for the driving bits, just give me a holla
Liking the sound of your route!! I've been wanting to visit those general areas for years!!! If you fancy having a second vehicle for the driving bits, just give me a holla
wattfield
AKA Dirk Diggler
I'd agree, you'll want to spend a little longer at each place, and the timing of the ferries might leave you very little time on each island. Also plan what you might want to see at the Fringe so you're there at the right time. If you can't spend more time here, you could always come back, your plans could easily be split into a West trip and an East trip.
Big Monkey
Member
The north west part of Scotland is stunning. We've just come back from a 1300 mile trip up the east coast then over to the west coast via Ullapool in our 130 Defender. We slept in the back as it has a workshop body.
Don't forget the Bealach na Ba to Applecross. Probably one of my favorite roads. Camping in Applecross is also nice and easy. The locals are great.
Don't forget the Bealach na Ba to Applecross. Probably one of my favorite roads. Camping in Applecross is also nice and easy. The locals are great.
samanthasummner
Member
If you are serious about wild camping, then this is the information that you need: https://travelsites.com/camping/ .
Personally I love camping, but we usually travel by car, so we take a lot of things with us for a comfortable stay. I'm just trying to plan my upcoming camping trips to a detail cause I don't want to be it a test, but a real rest.
Personally I love camping, but we usually travel by car, so we take a lot of things with us for a comfortable stay. I'm just trying to plan my upcoming camping trips to a detail cause I don't want to be it a test, but a real rest.
SelenaRGJ
Member
Thanks for your advice, the ferries are booked and the route amended. Just Fort William (3 nights) , Harris/Lewis (3 nights), Durness, Glen More (3 nights) and Edinburgh (3 nights).
Are there any accessible area for Landys? There are so many great routes that are dead ends and I wonder whether there are tracks that continue from the end of them that we can use.
Are there any accessible area for Landys? There are so many great routes that are dead ends and I wonder whether there are tracks that continue from the end of them that we can use.
wattfield
AKA Dirk Diggler
The law is different up here, and there are no green lanes open to the public without permission.
