Anyone done any wild camping in Scotland. Me and the wife are thinking
of going sometime this Summer. We would probly stop in a camp site,
leave the car and then try a wild camp for one or two nights, returning
back to tha camp site. We were thinking of the Glenco area. Glad of
any tips , advice or Places. Thanks Paul
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A good camp site in Glen Coe is at Invercoe on the Glen Coe to
Kinlochleven Road. Good facilities and views. I go there regularly.
When rough camping don't go down Glen Etive - everyone and their
granny seems to head there and it must be badly polluted. You will see
from a map of the area that there are numerous areas you could go to to
rough camp. Ian at Invercoe, who is local, will be able to assist.
Lindsay. www.caledoniahilltreks.com -
Quoted message said:
Anyone done any wild camping in Scotland. Me and the wife are thinking
of going sometime this Summer. We would probly stop in a camp site,
leave the car and then try a wild camp for one or two nights, returning
back to tha camp site. We were thinking of the Glenco area. Glad of
any tips , advice or Places. Thanks PaulBeware of midges.
Midge Season is April to November.
Prime midge season is June to September.
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C L Imber said:
Quoted message said:
Anyone done any wild camping in Scotland. Me and the wife are thinking
of going sometime this Summer. We would probly stop in a camp site,
leave the car and then try a wild camp for one or two nights, returning
back to tha camp site. We were thinking of the Glenco area. Glad of
any tips , advice or Places. Thanks PaulBeware of midges.
Midge Season is April to November.
Prime midge season is June to September.
AAARGH - don't start the midgie / cleg / wild haggis thread again!!
druidh
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AAARGH - don't start the midgie / cleg / wild haggis thread again!!
But surely they need to know!
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