Cape Wrath Trail

Completed! 9am, Thursday 30th April

Cape Wrath. 2026-04-30-at-08.50.07

This is a map of David and colleagues walk. Click the blue pin to see info. Final UPDATE 10:30 Thursday 30 Apr

A picture gallery is here

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Here is a detailed description of the Trail

The 234-mile (376km) route from Fort William to Cape Wrath winds through spectacular and physically challenging terrain, covering the windswept peninsula of Knoydart and Applecross and the dramatic peaks of Torridon. A Guardian Article on the walk here