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there's also http://www.albannach.cc/thefaultlinetrail/ though this might be trickier with trains
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Yes, that one I've had in my RWGPS list for some time now. I need to create a RWGPS group so I can see where all these go in relation to each other. Like, the Badger Divide is very similar to An Turas Mor - it would've actually been our bailout option if we didn't get on a train at Corrour (or finish like we did)
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Just looking at this and it covers a lot of Scotland that we didn't do on ATM. We almost rode to Dunnetts head on this trip but it worked out better for trains if we left the day after we arrived in Durness, since Wrath was off the cards.
It's quite a bit longer though so the missus might need more convincing. I think her confidence should be pretty high now though having smashed ATM.
Thanks for the reminder.
hippy
Met another cycle tourist on the train home (the guy behind https://barrettsafricansafari.blogspot.com/) and he'd just done the Five Ferries ride:
https://www.fionaoutdoors.co.uk/2020/06/five-ferries-cycle-tour-on-scotlands-west-coast-islands.html
It's a lot shorter and road based but sounds like a neat little loop of some of the isles. Might be a nice option for a Glasgow jump off. I'm also looking into the Wild About Argyll loop for another time, now I know it's not a pile of shit getting to Scotland on trains.