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North Highland Way

The North Highland Way is designed to be a multi use route across the North of Scotland. The project is a public / private initiative with The Highland Council. Friends of the North Highland Way are anyone and everyone who has contributed to the development of the North Highland Way. This includes The Highland Council, Nature Scot, VisitScotland (assisting with marketing) and many community groups who make up the North Highland region, too many to mention here. 5% of the profits of funds raised through our products, courses and publications go towards the ongoing development of the Way.

Loch Fada on A’ Mhoine, Sutherland 

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CLIMATE CHANGE

The North Highland Way is not just another walking route, it focusses on science on the North Highland Way as well.

BAG TRANSFER

KW1CK Deliveries, based in Wick, provide a bag transfer service for walkers on the John o’ Groats Trail, handling transfers between accommodation from Inverness to John o’ Groats and all points in between. They have vans going along the whole route most days, and will take information for your entire journey ahead of time, so you can relax about your bag transfers and enjoy your walk.

Their contact details are
Telephone: 01955 950084
Email: kw1ckdeliveries@yahoo.com

If you have booked your accommodation ahead, KW1CK will ask for a list of your accommodation providers with the following information: name of accommodation, arrival date, departure date, name of contact, phone number, address. So you may want to collect this information when you book your accommodation.

The company was founded in 2017 by Gary Gunn, who still runs the business.

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Walking… we have climbed Kilimajaro, developed walks in Spain with Competa town hall, walked all over the Lake District and Exmoor. With over 40 years of experience in walking, we can help you get out and about.

Get out and about with the WWII installations at Dunnet Head and Burifa Hill.

About 2014 ….we had exhibitions at the Northlink terminal in Aberdeen and Inverness, and at Wick.

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Dunnet Head… (You Tube video) where it all started

WWII Sites

Julia Bradbury is a great Friend of the North Highland Way.

So are the Caminos

Dunnet Head is the focal point of the North Highland Way

Always follow the Scottish Outdoor Access Code

Wildlife Watching Map


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