So how do you start planning a TGO Challenge crossing? You have a large area part of Scotland to play with and the array of possibilities is vast. So vast it can be overwhelming, particularly if this is your first crossing. Below are links to some guidance and information to help you plot your route.
It’s all too easy to try and cram too much in and leave yourself with unmanageably tough days. You are supposed to be on holiday so here are some tips to help you enjoy yourself.
Your map will be one of your best friends during your crossing! Get to know the maps and navigational skills you will need.
It might surprise you to know that the sun doesn’t always shine in Scotland! Planning FWAs can be the hardest part of creating your route. This page gives you advice on how to create them and where they are mandatory
The aim of the Challenge is to visit Scotland’s wild places but at times you will have to walk on tarmac. Click here for advice on how to minimise road walking, to be safe and avoid the busiest of roads.
Scotland’s Access Code give you an amazing freedom to roam but there are some restrictions and at other times missing bridges, fallen trees and high deer fences which may hinder progress. Here we aim to list issues we know about.