Archives for March, 2008

West Highland Way body identified

Thursday, March 27th, 2008

The skeleton found in a tent near the West Highland Way has been identified as that of Nicholas Randall, 31, who went missing from his home in Edinburgh three years ago. The body was found in a tent in Auch Forest near Bridge of Orchy by forestry workers constructing a new path. It is understood that [...]

A 3rd National Park for Scotland?

Saturday, March 22nd, 2008

Consultation is underway on whether Harris should become Scotland’s third national park. Residents voted last week to approve a feasibility study into the idea.  The meeting was organised by the North Harris Trust and the main advantages in terms of economic development were outlined. It is not yet clear where the money for the feasibility [...]

Skeleton found by West Highland Way

Thursday, March 20th, 2008

The BBC have reported that a skeleton has been found in a tent pitched in the forest between Bridge of Orchy and Inveroran close to the West Highland Way. The body appeared to have lain on the spot for several years unnoticed despite the busy trail passing nearby, and was only discovered by Forestry workers preparing [...]

Help protect and preserve Ben Nevis

Wednesday, March 19th, 2008

Friends of Nevis was launched by The Nevis Partnership on 19 February 2008 to encourage individuals, families and organisations to help support and manage Ben Nevis and the surrounding Nevis area. This precious and unique environment includes mountains, wild land, glen and river Nevis and a range of visitor facilities such as a visitor centre and numerous low [...]

Walk Highlands news service launched

Wednesday, March 19th, 2008

Today we’ve launched a new section of Walk Highlands – this news service. Come to www.walkhighlands.co.uk/news for the latest walking and outdoors news from around Scotland. The service will highlight areas such as access and new paths, conservation news and campaigns as well as the latest events, festivals and special offers. We’ll also add posts to let you know [...]


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