Information for participants
TGOC25 Event Details, T&Cs and route sheet will be available by mid-September. The links below are to TGOC24 documents and are for reference only.
Event Information
- 2024 Terms and Conditions – please read these carefully before you commit to entering the Event even if you have participated before.
- 2024 Event Details – essential reading for anyone participating in TGOC24. Includes guidance on how to plan your route.
- Filling in your Route Sheet – suggested reading for all Challengers but essential for first time participants.
- 2024 Final Details – These give essential up to date information for those participating in TGOC24. Please note the Participants List is only available by email to those involved in the Event.
Route sheets
- 2025 route sheet. This is an online form that will be used by the Coordinators and Vetters to assess your route. At the end of the process you will receive a Microsoft Word version for use on the Event. There is no autosave function so we advise you save regularly.
- Phone in list – any location listed here is acceptable as a phone in venue. Others may be accepted if there is likely to be a good mobile signal or a landline available.
- Checklist – however many Challenges you have taken part in please use the checklist before submitting your route to the Coordinators.
Guide to Scotland’s Terrain
Colin Crawford’s excellent Notes on Scotland’s Terrain are well worth a read if you are new to Scotland or have only walked a waymarked trail here.
Information for vetting team
If you have information from a recent Challenge or other trip that might be useful to the vetting team please click here and complete a feedback form.
Medical Information and Emergency Contacts Form
This must be completed individually by each participant by in March/April 2024. This year the information will be gathered via an online form. Information requested will be:
- mobile phone number and provider
- details of emergency contacts
- details of any GPS tracker/PLP carried and links to maps when possible
- relevant medical history