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The Walkhighlands app does pretty much what you're describing for the 2000+ routes on Walkhighlands, you can view your location in real time without phone signal, download the route so that you don't need signal and can use the description and mapping offline, and it is designed to be very low on ba...

Huge congratulations Sgurr - there's always another list/hill/long distance route/island etc so will be interesting to see what you tackle next - well done.

this has been on the walk description for Upper Glen Feshie (and other routes using this bit) and the map and GPS since the detour and makeshift bridge were put in by Wildland - might be useful for folk to use that bit of GPS if continuing through or for routes not on WH. https://www.walkhighlands.c...

Hi JBartrup Sounds like a nasty experience. You might already have done it, but it helps if these issues get reported to the local Council's Access Officer - you can find the contact for Dumfries & Galloway here https://www.outdooraccess-scotland.scot/doc/scottish-access-officer-contact-list Acc...

Great pics and food comparison Dogplodder. I've made the route description clearer at Stage 1, thanks for pointing out.

wow - fascinating stuff from a country I'm unlikely to visit, thanks (site admin says it would have been ok

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The route is fully open at the moment - we post any closures/diversions in a warning section on each stage of the route description in case any club members need to check before they set off
https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/speyside-way.shtml

Hope they have a great trip.

Hi Ellie

Yes, on route maps scrolling has been restricted to the area of that route.

If looking at maps more generally, we have freely scrolling map with all routes marked which can be accessed via the 'Walks nearby' link. Or we have a GPS planner across all of Scotland.

Thanks both - yes this affects the final section of the St Cuthbert's Way - there is a warning on the route but we are seeking confirmation about the length of the closure and will update asap. https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/borders/wooler-lindisfarne.shtml UPDATE: Network Rail expect to reopen the...

Hi JMisz

First posts have to be approved by moderation team before they appear either as public or private posts - that's been done now with your so you should have no more problems.

I wouldn't discount the John o' Groats trail it's a fantastic route with amazing coastal scenery especially in Caithness, would be a highlight to end your trip. https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/john-o-groats-trail.shtml Great Glen Way would certainly be a fence free route with good Highland views if ...

Hi David

Now corrected - really sorry about the long delay, but thanks for raising it.
https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/scottish-national-trail.shtml

Hi vuirich - can't see this problem on our devices/browsers so I think it might be something at your end, will keep an eye out for similar issues - thanks.

I think this should be October's report winners?

Thanks Weaselmaster - corrected now

Wild camping is only allowed for 2 or 3 nights in one place in Scotland - see the Outdoor Access Code for details

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