Righto

I have a route plotted and I've decided that whatever time I get to John O' Groats I won;t stick around but head towards inverness which should allow me a few more hours the next day to enjoy a leisurely ride to Central Glasgow.

I'll be passing loch ness on the less travelled side then ...

Cheers - I'll chime back in once I've plotted a route. Hopefully won't land in Glasgow after dark (thumbs)

Wowsers

Quite a few options there - the road less travelled is my preference and the less well maintained tarmack the better.

I'll have to spend a bit of time looking over this.

Home is Bristol. I'll probably stop in Glasgow and visit a friend the Saturday but would like to be home by ...

Looks straightforward enough any of those routes.

Looking into it it seems a fair amount of it is impassible after flooding and the landowner near the Corrieyairack pass is a tool and put a gate up anyway.

Looks like I'll be covering very little of it. In which case I'll take advice on any scenic routes to Glasgow from Loch ness. Short route I ...

I'm doing a LEJOG run for charity at the end of the month. That's all planned etc but I want the return to be a little more interesting.

From Loch Ness to Glasgow it looks like for some part I can follow Wade's roads for a bit.

Anyone else followed them? How ridable are they and that route ...

Where can I get one!!

That's perfect for my needs. Spots are a pain in the A on my alp.

I love that this stuff goes on - Just wish I was able to find these things easier.

I think I'll do the Taffy Dakar next year - didn't even know it existed until a forum memeber mentioned it.

Hmm

Think I'll get as far as the Loch ness viditor's center then double back and follow those old military roads. Looks nice.

Think I'll hit the A9 then A82 (Gotta see if I can spot Nessie!!!) then follow it to Glasgow.

From there I'll be happy to take suggestions to a good entry point to England but may just motor it from that point.