If you go down to the woods today, you’ll need plenty of time for fun and play! The start of this two-mile loop near Dornoch is guaranteed to keep…
I’ve been to some unusual parties in my time but I heard about one recently that really captured my imagination. The idea of a mapping party sounded…
It was all going so well. The sun was shining and, despite a slight headwind, I was enjoying good progress up Strath Brora.
The tide dictates whether this fine walk between North Kessock and the Black Isle village of Kilmuir is possible.
CHANGE is inevitable but I was still surprised to find a missing bridge and car park at the start of this loop around Loch Garry from the Great Glen.
Wildlife experiences like this don’t happen every day. I’d decided on a whim to stop off for a walk near Fochabers on my way home from a day…
The route of the Highland Cross traverses the country through some of the most spectacular scenery in Scotland. Starting on the west coast at Morvich…
Moments after setting off on my ride I find myself smiling as I freewheel down the sun-dappled forest track, the light breeze on the leaves altering how…
There’s a lot of improvement work going on at Rumster Forest at the moment but the only sound I heard as I opened my car door there was the birds…
Frank Bruce’s giant sculptures adorn the beautiful woodland at Feshiebridge and offer visitors an interesting and unusual way to enjoy a stroll…
Runaway Highland cattle, ankle-deep mud and low-flying helicopters made the Glencalvie Challenge one to remember as a first-time entrant.
At this time of year I always like to get the wheels in motion for another year of cycling adventures by tackling this route before or after work.
STATELY Dunrobin Castle is one of the oldest inhabited houses in Scotland, parts of it dating back to the 13th century.
With the increasing popularity of electric bikes, John Davidson took one for a test ride in the beautiful and – in places – hilly Black Isle
YOU don’t always have to go far to get the best views. This little walk above Muir of Ord certainly proves that.
Inspired by a new book about off-road running in Scotland, I’ve been rediscovering my love of the sport far away from pavements.
A selection of photographs from a nine-mile run starting at Achnashellach station on the Inverness-Kyle of Lochalsh line west of Inverness.
Mixing easy off-road cycling with a little touch of simple singletrack, this circuit is great fun from start to finish.