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The long distance trails map doesn't show which routes are waymarked (most are, apart from Cape Wrath Trail and Skye Trail), if they show up as red it means you have yet to complete that route, if they are blue you have completed it. The Scottish National Trail is made up of a number of pre-existing...

Great report Dogplodder and some lovely sunny photos - thanks for pointing out the link to the wrong walk reports - the N Kessock route replaced the other one that was removed mainly due to parking and some other access issues.

Want to know more about avalanches in Scotland's mountains - and how to stay safe? We'll be interviewing Mark Diggins of the Scottish Avalanche Information Service for Walkhighlands later this month - so here's your chance to put questions to the expert. Please let us know what you want to ask. Many...

This was a one off for Banff vouchers - we do sometimes run other competitions on Walkhighlands

Can anyone help the BBC with this request for keen campers/off grid backpackers for new series?

so sorry to hear about your Dad Al - hoping the hills continue to provide solace and space to process and recuperate in the next few months - best wishes.

Were the images and report removed by the person finding the outrage or by the Moderator on here?

Not removed by moderators on Walkhighlands - looks like its been taken off Facebook

Sorry, but there is now a parking charge and machine at the Linn of Quoich (Paul should have checked on the Walkhighlands route descriptions!)

Yes that one towards the viaduct, you've now got to park at the NTS car park a little way south - but there is a new car park planned (for the middle area) but completion timescale isn't known yet as far as I'm aware

OS Map attached to the Walkhighlands route description should help - the arch is not far from the marked route and as far as I remember there would be no issue with just working your way closer to the cliff edge - the line in the route description was taken in order to stick to the easier ground, av...

It's true that there is little public transport in some parts of the Highlands, but Walkhighlands features over a thousand walks reachable by some form of public transport. All walks have a public transport section which should also help planning. You can also use the Find a Walk search facility to ...

so enjoying your very non-"feeble crawlings" - looks like I just missed you on Bealach Bhearnais - also saw those trainers (probably still there I thought about taking them but wasn't sure if someone might come back) and I also got grumpy with the tangerine peel on the track - good luck wi...

Latest update on Carnach Bridge from the Estate is that the new bridge is being delivered in May but will take 6-8 weeks to install so wont be open for use until end June or early July.

Yes, good advice. In snowy conditions this route is often banked out by snow and the very steep coire headwall makes it a notorious blackspot for avalanches. If conditions are ok for it you could try heading up the way this WH route description comes down and just go up and down the same way - click...

WH description for Steall Falls here - puts it at 1.5 - 2 hours each way so factor in 3-4 hours round trip.

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Re: Pretty coastal hamlet from above and below

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Re: Banff pass prize draw for members

BBC - help needed - off-grid or regular campers

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Re: Linn of Quoich

Re: Glenfinnan parking

Re: Walking route to Stac a'Phris Arch, Lewis

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