Hey ! C'est un chemin vraiment simpa en effet, la vue est plaisante et le tour m'est pas vraiment fréquenté. :) Le ruisseau se trouve juste derrière le couloubrier a Sainte-maxime. Bonne balade !

Hey Geoff, Thanks ! I think it would be definitely possible on bike yeah, accepting that you'd have to carry it for severals hundred meters now and then or just walking next to it. It'd challenging of course, but far from impossible. I encourage you to lean on the maps and some guides to know which ways would be the most enjoyable and secure for you, the Cap Wrath trail is more of an ensemble of many differents paths than just one, and on most of the trail you'll have the choice to adapt yourself depending on the situation. Good luck to you.

Hi John, glad you enjoyed it. I've done only one other trail as long as that one, across Portugal and Spain, but didn't really filmed it unfortunately. All the best to you

Ahah on the treadmill ^^, not a bad idea indeed. Glad you enjoy it : )

Thanks Garry. That was indeed the main goal : ).

Yes it does sir, yes-it-does ! Most of the time it's a kind of drizzle, a sneaky scottish drizzle that slowly soak even the best gore-tex : lovely :D

Hi there, I did this part during the first half of september 2020.

@@browseedit8920 I was interested as I’m planning on doing it. But I hate summer hiking!

I've just watched all the vlogs again. To all the walkers who plan to make walking videos. There's no need for a load of chatter and banjo music to make it interesting. Just follow this video.

Hey ! Thanks to you :). Indeed the covid didn't make thinks easier, far form it. Just be patient, the Cape wrath will still be here for sure, and it woooorth it. Your trip sounds great, I plan to do as much Uk long distance path as I can, so don't hesitate to come back and give me a feedback. Mmmmh for the dog I don't really know, maybe if he's well trained and you've always got a leash with you in case (many herds indeed, that's part of the charm :), you shoudn't have any problems. I guess the main issue would be to find hotels (when you'll want to rest a bit for example, or visit a place) that accept the fluffy boy. But nothing insurmontable that could truly stop you from walking into the wild with a doggy <3 All the best to you.

Thanks a lot, all the best to you too : )

Indeed, I was very lucky on this one ! But not so much a few days later, on the Cap Wrath trail : pure Scottish weather <3

Thanks Steve, I'm glad you enjoy the trip. I though the best way to share this walk as objectively as possible was to let the beauty all around speaks silently for itself (best kind of silence in my opinion) All the best to you : )

thanks man :)