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For info, John o' Groats trail will be featured on Landward BBC next week. Available afterwards on I player.

If you have downloaded the file to your phone via Wi-Fi or phone data, you don't need a phone signal for the app to work. I use my phone in airplane mode when out in the hills and the GPS records my every step.
Hope this answers your question if I read it correctly.

Jet at summit

I'm a bit biased, but my Jet is a border collie Labrador cross . At about 23 kg can be lifted over fences. We go off for weeks holidays which is always hill walking.
Today it was Carn a Chlamain.
Beinn a Ghlo beckons next couple of days.

Glad you enjoyed the trail and you found the locals were most helpful. More and more Europeans are now discovering this bit of the Highlands.
A quieter walk than some more crowded trails.

Sorry to hear of your loss. Remember Bear well was it at Torridon or Gairloch YH with my Jet. Take comfort of all the happy times and adventures you both had together. Memories never go away.

All you long distance walkers out there. How about this trail for something different. You won't be disappointed.

Thanks Tommy for another successful meet. Thanks also to Gillian for being quizmaster.
Well done both.

Sgurr, thanks for comments but Strathan bridge is on opposite side of country to where we are. We only do work on the east coast linking our trail from Inverness to John O'Groats.

Think no one owns up to the Strathan bridge for insurance purposes possibly.

A team of volunteers built a new bridge yesterday to cross the Ousdale burn which is on the new Inverness to John O'Groats coastal hiking trail. This is the biggest bridge we have constructed so far. Many walkers from across UK are looking forward to using this bridge in near future. 29354557_107102...

Thanks nick70 and gordie12 for considering this trail. Should gain more interest once guide book and map are available. Keep an eye on the website.

For information about the John O'Groats trail see below. In near future there will be a guide book and a Harvey's map available. If you've done other trails why not try this one. Very dramatic coastal scenery when you get to Caithness. CPS Final Version JOG Trail Mid Blue Front_Page_1-800x560.jpg CP...

Tommy,

Shall be taking my dog so can you put me in a dog friendly room for both nights please.

Great work in getting it organised so quickly.

Charlie

A great walk and now part of the new Inverness to John O' Groats hiking trail. Great views around and a fascinating insight to the herring industry that made Wick great.

Sorry folks, won't make it to Tongue this time. Hope you all have a great time and thanks to Anne and Darren for organizing. Was camping so won't upset the bed situation.

Hi ranklb viewtopic.php?f=25&t=71966 A link to a couple who did this in 9 days recently. Lots of info about current state of trail. The trail is still a work in progress and in a lot of places there's no proper track. However from Inverness north the walking will be easier and possibly you could...

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