A few snaps of Chew and myself enjoying the Highlands last week. I could go into great detail about the trip but I think I'd possibly bore you to tears, so these'll have to do


Sam and Frodo about to set off in search of the Misty Mountains.


Chew and the Devils Staircase ... there was much worse to come!


Now, it may not look like it but this is actually a track. I have to say I was surprised how well a bike rolled over it.


Plenty of bothies, this we found by accident. Very cosy it was.


This we didn't find by accident but I was glad when we arrived.


Chew riding off what seemed to be the edge of the world!


Lovely spot although slightly spoilt by litter and fire rings ... inc' burnt tyres


Indiana Chew and the slippery bridge of doom.

Nice looking trip, what loch you camped by and how many miles/days?

Nice looking trip, what loch you camped by and how many miles/days?

Not actually a Loch but the sea ... not a million miles from Glasgow.

In all honesty Ray I can't say how far, I stopped my gps recording after day 2 ... We set off about 7.30am on Sunday and made it back about lunch time Thursday (but had Thursday night out too).

Looks good fun. What was the (rough) route? I'm near Glasgow so would be good to know some more trails for loaded up off road.

weather was great hey Stu? I was up there the same time as u guys and ive never had so much wind to fight
( not fart ) Still looks like a great trip ill av to put up some of my pics from my trails....Found that rspb hides make for great sleeps as long as u respect them and u get to see birds too!!

Forgot i took these


Stu heading down Glen Affric (amazing place)


Mountains ahead


Stu taking his bike for a walk and feeling small


10km of pushing later a bit of civilisation