Hi all,
I haven't posted on here for a while, but I'd love some help! I have my whole summer stretched in front of me with very little to do before university (except for some mildly traumatic orthodontic procedures ), and I was thinking of getting up to Scotland to do some walking/bushcrafting. I was having a look at some of the long distance footpaths like the West Highland Way but I'm guessing they'll be terribly busy at this time of year. I really want to get away from it all for a week or so, wild camping. From some threads I've seen here Knoydart looks fantastic, but I really have no knowledge at all, to be honest! Loch Etive also really appeals to me, but I don't know if I should leave that for a more purely bushcraft based trip..
Any recommendations would be fantastic - I'm looking for somewhere that can be accessed by train but still remote, preferably with some pretty spectacular views for my first Scottish excursion!
Thanks,
Allie
I haven't posted on here for a while, but I'd love some help! I have my whole summer stretched in front of me with very little to do before university (except for some mildly traumatic orthodontic procedures ), and I was thinking of getting up to Scotland to do some walking/bushcrafting. I was having a look at some of the long distance footpaths like the West Highland Way but I'm guessing they'll be terribly busy at this time of year. I really want to get away from it all for a week or so, wild camping. From some threads I've seen here Knoydart looks fantastic, but I really have no knowledge at all, to be honest! Loch Etive also really appeals to me, but I don't know if I should leave that for a more purely bushcraft based trip..
Any recommendations would be fantastic - I'm looking for somewhere that can be accessed by train but still remote, preferably with some pretty spectacular views for my first Scottish excursion!
Thanks,
Allie