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Achfary forest Roll of honour
Completing the Cape Wrath Trail is the achievement of a lifetime. If you've made it to the lighthouse, why not add yourself to our roll of honour and tell us about your most memorable moment?
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Paul Crowson
Favourite moment
Sandwood Bay. The cloud tore and a shaft of light hit the breaking surf turning it blinding white against turquoise as I raced down the hill. -
Caroline de Wit
Favourite moment
Can't decide. Maybe the warm welcome at Jane's B&B in Inchnadamph after a long and rainy......Will do it all again in 2018! -
Alasdair Veitch
Favourite moment
Camping at Sandwood Bay - my last campsite south of Cape Wrath on the Scottish National Trail, which I began on 24 July 2014 -
Michael Youmans
Favourite moment
Spending my Birthday in Glendu bothy with 6 Dutch, 1 Welsh, 1 German, and 2 English. -
Steve Taylor and Steve Hardman
Favourite moment
It was all fantastic and hard to pick a favourite moment, but the remoteness of Maol Bhuidhe, Sand Wood bay with clear blue skys and finally arriving at Cape wrath
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Dawn & Pete with Paddy
Favourite moment
Having it all ourselves -
Gary Dickson
Favourite moment
So many to choose from. The view of sunny snow capped hills from the summit of A' Mhaighdean? The nights camped in the dunes at Sandwood? All of it?
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Adam, Agata, Catriona, Elsbeth & Julia
Favourite moment
Incredible views -particularly on the days between Loch Alish and Loch Stack- and a wild finish at the Cape with gale force winds and great company of fellow CWTers.
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