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Pedal power: North Coast 500 gets new partnership with Aviemore firm


By Calum MacLeod

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Wilderness Scotland is offering three cycing trips of varying length and difficulty on the North Coast 500.
Wilderness Scotland is offering three cycing trips of varying length and difficulty on the North Coast 500.

ADVENTURE tour company Wilderness Scotland has teamed up with North Coast 500 for new pedal-powered trips on the hit touring route.

Wilderness Scotland of Aviemore will create three new guided and supported road cycling tours which provide travellers with an immersion in the wildlife and natural landscape of the North Highlands.

The partnership aims to encourage curious travellers to enjoy a multi-day cycling tour led by adventure guides.

NC500 managing director Tom Campbell said: “We are delighted to be in partnership with Europe’s leading adventure tour company Wilderness Scotland.

“They have an impressive track record of delivering class-leading tours and understand Scotland and the Highlands in particular so well. We wanted to find a partner who brought exceptional expertise and customer service to what they do, and we have found it.

“We believe that they will add value to the North Coast 500 in terms of offering cycling experiences that match the incredible sea and landscapes that make up the NC500.”

Riders will have the option of three tours of between seven to 11 days in length and ranging in difficulty.

Wilderness Scotland founder Paul Easto said: “We’re excited to partner with North Coast 500 to offer this new and inspiring range of guided cycle tours. Despite its rising popularity, the route provides genuine opportunities to slow down and enjoy the iconic Highland landscapes and local fare.

“If you like the idea of the journey but want to save your legs, we’ve added e-bikes as a hire option this year, alongside our existing road and hybrid hire bikes.

“When people think of Scotland, it’s this landscape that immediately comes to mind. Exploring it by bike awakens your senses and offers you time to take it all in. It’s that sense of connectedness that we look forward to sharing.”


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