Driving in Scotland, especially heading to the remote parts, can be a pure joy.
Visit Scotland have started another list of the best drives in Scotland on their blog although I think they need to make better use of some of the better photography available to them.
They have gone for the following but this time with our pictures:
1. Rest and Be Thankful pass on the A83 – we don’t have one yet – any donors?
2. Traigh Sheileboist at Seilebost
Traigh Sheileboist at Seilebost – taken from the road. A classic view of Harris and in nice evening light.
3. Glencoe to Fort William
The dramatic entrance to Glencoe on the A 82 to Fort William past the Buachaille
One day I hope to produce the definitive list of must drive roads in Scotland. We have a couple of previous posts on it.
See the best roads in Scotland Part 2
Beautiful view of Harris.
You beat me to it – this is a post I’m planning to do at some point soon ! I agree the Visit Scotland list is a little limited. I’ll have to put my thinking cap on some more but I would also offer up the A849 from Craignure to Ffionphort on Mull, Callander to Aberfoyle via the Duke’s Pass, the Pitlochry-Aberfeldy-Tummel Bridge circuit – plus some great little B roads on Skye and the Borders.
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