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The Wildcat is a weeklong bikepacking route circling the center of the Scottish Highlands. It features several optional intersecting loops that can be ridden in various ways. Bikepacking the Wildcat will immerse riders in remote Highland landscapes, linking up Scotland’s iconic towns and villages. The route is named in honor of Scottish wildcats, Scotland's most threatened mammal, that once roamed across the UK...

The Great Western Loop - Headland of the Great Seas (HGS) is a 141-mile bikerafting route exploring Scotland’s West Highland Peninsulas and reaching Ardnamurchan Lighthouse, the westernmost point of Great Britain. The route starts in the tourist hot-spot of Glenfinnan but soon disappears into some of the most remote parts of Scotland, considered to be one of the most wild and least spoiled corners of the country...

The Glenha Bikerafting Loop is an adventurous 115-mile (185-kilometer) route through some of the most remote parts of Scotland. It starts and finishes in Inverness, linking glens by traveling over mixed-surface tracks, lochs, and rivers. Riding and rafting this loop will take you to the heart of Highland landscapes, which you can enjoy from your wheels and the water...

The Ten Peaks Trail takes you to some of the highest rideable locations in Scotland and through several of its spectacular glens. It starts in Glasgow in Scotland’s western Lowlands and ends on a beach in Lossiemouth on the Moray Firth coast, passing through the eastern part of the Highlands and Cairngorms National Park. As the name suggests, you’ll be scaling some peaks and reaching the top of ten hills, including five Munros...