Scottish Bothy Walks - 28 best bothy adventures
Scottish Bothy Walks describes 28 sensational walking adventures, visiting Scotland’s finest bothies. Choosing his favourite bothies as the focal point, Geoff Allan guides the reader on a mix of day walks and multi-day excursions, highlighting the incredible mountains, wildlife, geography and history that you will find along the way. Combining beautiful photos, detailed route descriptions, points of interest and downloadable instructions, this is the ultimate companion for bothy-lovers and those exploring Scotland’s wilds, written by Scotland’s premier bothy expert.
Scottish Bothy Walks describes 28 sensational walking adventures, visiting Scotland’s finest bothies. Choosing his favourite bothies as the focal point, Geoff Allan guides the reader on a mix of day walks and multi-day excursions, highlighting the incredible mountains, wildlife, geography and history that you will find along the way. Combining beautiful photos, detailed route descriptions, points of interest and downloadable instructions, this is the ultimate companion for bothy-lovers and those exploring Scotland’s wilds, written by Scotland’s premier bothy expert.
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DIRECTIONS<br />
1 From the small car park<br />
just after the turn to Shulista<br />
(NG 423 743), take the path<br />
signposted to Rubha Hunish,<br />
along a low escarpment to a<br />
kissing gate in the sheep<br />
fence.<br />
1.6km/1 mile<br />
2 Once through the gate<br />
(NG 414 756), head up to the<br />
gap between Meall Tuath and<br />
Meall Deas. Turn R up the<br />
slope for 300 yards to reach<br />
The Lookout <strong>bothy</strong><br />
(NG 412 765).<br />
0.8km/0.5 miles<br />
3 Return to the gap, climb<br />
over two stiles in quick<br />
succession, to a kissing gate.<br />
Scramble down a weakness in<br />
the cliffs to Rubha Hunish. The<br />
first few steps are a little<br />
exposed, but then the descent<br />
is relatively easy. A number of<br />
sheep trails criss-cross the<br />
headland, one leading to the<br />
most northerly point.<br />
1.6km/1 mile<br />
4 After exploring the<br />
coastline, return up the rocky<br />
staircase, retracing your route<br />
down the path to the car park.<br />
Rubha<br />
Hunish<br />
4<br />
Duntulm Bay<br />
3<br />
2<br />
Port Lag a'<br />
Bhleodhainn<br />
Tulm Bay<br />
Duntulm<br />
Cnoc<br />
Roll<br />
0 1km<br />
0 1mile<br />
1<br />
A855<br />
CLIFFS OF MEALL TUATH & MEALL DEAS<br />
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