Well done on such a great route! Really enjoyed the video ! Thanks for sharing your adventure

Ms Karen and Ms Claire, in The Special Territory of Yogyakarta, Indonesia, I enjoy your share riding your MTBs in several parts of your country. It's truly amazing. Warm greetings from The Special Territory of Yogyakarta, Indonesia. 😊

Watched this video when I was looking to do this route. Have now done it a number of times over the last few months as a break from being in hospital with my dad. He's the lone fisherman on the side of loch bradan as you cycle along it. You went past his old jeep before you turned down there. Just rewatched it as he died this week. He loved being up there.

That was great guys! So well put together, thankyou for shareing.

Love this!!

Hi there where can I purchase that orange bike packing frame bag set up? Thanks Davie

Hi Claire and Karen thanks for the video. I have been walking the Whithorn Way as a day tripper as I live in Lochwinnoch. I’m a bit challenged by transport now I’m down to Maybole. You have inspired me to cycle stages. So helpful xxxxxx

Some great filming, you really convey what it must feel like to do the route. And you were pretty lucky with the weather for this year. Couple of tiny corrections - the train in Fort William is the Jacobite to Mallaig, and it's not hauled by the Flying Scotsman. And both vowels are pronounced in Loch Oich (oh - ich). Placenames are always tricky!

superbos :)

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Epic journey" whar do you"s byde .?

Fantastic video Claire and Karen, amazing trip and fantastic video / editing. You both should be so proud. Well done.

Fair play girls. I’m extremely envious of that trip. Me and my 2 brothers climbed Nevis recently and stayed in Port Augustus. That fish and chip shop hit the spot. Well done

Great route, enjoyable video. Will you post GPX files or some other form of route information? Cheers.

Aw that looked amazing. The scenery was incredible. I'd love to follow that route sometime

What a great video! I’m in Montrose and was considering cycling to Oban but I’ll freeze the video and look at your routes and the two cycle paths mentioned. If you’re kind enough to reply to this comment how did you plan your route and identify the land rover tracks? I use Landranger maps but find not all tracks are passable due to private signs.

Enjoyed watching your coast to coast & nicely filmed ( glad you found the drone ) If there is anyway you can get the packs off and the stuff onto the bike - you'll find it more refreshing & less tiring when cycling, give it a try you will notice a big difference. Not too well known, but The Scottish Outdoor Access Code ( SOAC ) allows responsible wild camping ( up to 4 people, bikepacking or backpacking etc ) in Playing Fields ( off the pitch etc, and asking if there are houses in sight nearby ) - a great option for an easy night in a village or town ! I always camp in the playing field in Ballater, not far from the old Station. ATB enjoy your next tour.

Really enjoyed watching your adventure. Well done on the production. Route looks good. Do you have a GPX of the route at all?

What a great route and seems like you struck lucky with weather showing off Scotland in all its beauty, stunning... Really enjoyed your video and great inspiration, cheers!

Looks really good. Definitely worth looking at if you can guarantee no midges - or stay in hotels / hostels.

Really enjoyed this, thanks for taking the time to make the video. I'v done one small bikepacking trip this year and I am keen to do more. Might try this one out, although its considerably further than the one i did :)

Very Goody film : i líke it so much ❤

Just had the pleasure of watching your adventure following Jennifer’s recommendation. All that practice in the Baljaffray Woods has paid off handsomely! Thanks for sharing. Iain Murray.

Claire what a fabulous video and what an adventure. The scenery is stunning and I'm more than impressed with your adventure. Well done you two and thanks for sharing with us.

Absolutely incredible trip. I'm blown away by both of your fitness levels and the scenery. Love the picture of you both on the beach at the end. What an achievement! Brilliant video well done to you both

Great video . Beautiful scenery. 👍🏻

Fantastic video - great production and a real adventure! We really enjoyed watching this, several sections we recognised from our own trips. I keep thinking about getting a drone but you've gone and set me back a few months as I don't doubt I'd do the same and loose it! - At least you got to go a little 'off piste' for a while to retrieve it! :-) - seriously though loved the narration and the little bits of history.. I didn't realise that bridge in Glen Gairn was supposed to be for trains! very interesting.. Thanks again - ATB Tom

Awesome adventure. Thanks that is on my bucket list.

Great video, and great to have spent some time with you during your/our adventure!

Excellent, well done both of you, your route brought back many happy memories

OMG Claire this is fantastic - what an adventure

Very helpfull video many thanks👌

Thank you, that was helpful

Yep, same removing my piece of crap dropper post. Thanks for the experience, Rock-Shocker, wallet killer.

If someone came from across the pond could they rent bikes to travel the trail?

I cant push the pistons back in..

Hey

I just use the 5.1 dot fluid too lube the pistons,5.1 dot is very thin and pulls itself inwards. Works perfectly,just let the pistons swim in the dot fluid and move the pistons 5 to 10 times in and out fully wet with the dot 5.1 and they will run smoothly again.

Dream build mate. Would be my ultimate fat bike.

Theres an amazing gravel track that goes to Whithorn now, starts at Glasserton, so you'll have to come back :)

Stunning shots of the scenery.

Great help that. Thanks

What a brilliant loop! great video :)

Plz tell me the bering size?

thanks so much it looked pure magic all the way to the end

Looked a great trip!! - starred some of my local hills/roads as well... - ATB Tom

Looks a great route , but clearly some access issues need resolving regarding locked gates on the route. Still looks like you had a very enjoyable trip 🚲⛺️👍

I want to walk the Whithorn Way.

Where's the dawg🐕🐶🐾

That's twice in 2 days I've heard it called 'Ben Rinnes' to rhyme with 'mimes'. I've lived in Moray for 50+ years and it's always been called 'Ben Rin-nes' (rhymes with Guiness). Nice vid btw. I although I prefer walking up the hill - it's a bit safer!