Friends of the North Highland
© Tina Irving
Dunnet Head
North Highland Way
A fantastic walk across the north coast from Thurso to John O Groats. You will see seals at some points en route, plants, birds. This is part of the burgeoning North Highland Way, designed to be a multi use route.
Join us and explore the north coast. If you find any difficulties en route, please advise, and you will be rewarded with token of our esteem. https://accessissues.createaforum.com/
Follow the Scottish Outdoor Access Code at all times, and ensure that you have downloaded any electronic routes to complement the book, just in case you lose a signal, which can be patch in the far north of Scotland. Visit the most northerly point of the UK Mainland.
1% of the revenue from these tours goes to the ongoing development of the Way, which is a massive project, with no public funding.
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- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
January — December
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Donlyn
Howe
Wick
Caithness
Scotland
KW1 4UD
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Friends of the North Highland Way
Enjoy a great day out exploring the north coast of Scotland on foot, mountain bike or on horseback. We can provide a passport to check into the churches along the route and help with great wildlife watching spots. There are in fact two routes, one along the coast and the other over A'Mhoine.
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