Hi,
New to the forum and I think I've came to the right place!
Essentially, a friend of mine and I want to complete a 7 day 'Bushcraft' Trip in Scotland and experience a bit of wilderness. We're both fairly experienced 'bushcrafters', and we're both ML qualified so we are used to being wet & cold! We're going to have a 'training' weekend in Oxfordshire to freshen up our skills too.
I've been trying to find a good route for us in Scotland. My initial thought was crossing through the Caingorms National Park, but after looking at an OS map, the entire area looks as if its covered in pine plantation!
We're looking for a remote, semi-mountainous but most importantly, quality and abundant woodland. You'r probably going to suggest Sweden or Canada, but we want to keep this local'ish!
If anyone has any suggestions then I would forever appreciate it.
Thanks
Pete.
New to the forum and I think I've came to the right place!
Essentially, a friend of mine and I want to complete a 7 day 'Bushcraft' Trip in Scotland and experience a bit of wilderness. We're both fairly experienced 'bushcrafters', and we're both ML qualified so we are used to being wet & cold! We're going to have a 'training' weekend in Oxfordshire to freshen up our skills too.
I've been trying to find a good route for us in Scotland. My initial thought was crossing through the Caingorms National Park, but after looking at an OS map, the entire area looks as if its covered in pine plantation!
We're looking for a remote, semi-mountainous but most importantly, quality and abundant woodland. You'r probably going to suggest Sweden or Canada, but we want to keep this local'ish!
If anyone has any suggestions then I would forever appreciate it.
Thanks
Pete.