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Mountain biker and traveler? If you’re in Europe, you should check out the Outdoor Capital of the UK.
A popular destination for mountain bikers and cyclists, the Outdoor Capital of the UK region is the Fort William and Lochaber region in the Scottish Highlands.
Liathach and Beinn Eighe, Scotland.
Love walking in the Scottish Highlands? Then think about heading to the first Torridon Walking Festival.
The new event aims to encourage “adventure seekers and low-level trekkers” to experience some of Scotland’s best walking.
Ceilidh dancers mark the launch of the Outdoor Capital of the UK’s ‘ActiVacations’ in Scotland.
Lochaber, in the Highlands of Scotland, has been recognized as the Outdoor Capital of the UK.
Recently, the Outdoor Capital of the UK’s ‘ActiVacations’ were launched by ceilidh dancers at the summit of Aonach Mor in the Nevis Range.
Nevis Range Big Spring Clean.
Planning a big mountain cleanup in your community? No doubt you’ll be inspired by the Ski Club Of Great Britain and its Big Spring Clean.
This year, some 80 volunteer skiers, walkers and environmentalists picked up 44 bags of rubbish at the Scottish resorts of CairnGorm Mountain, Nevis Range and Glenshee.
The Scottish Highlands.
Scottish Highlands hotel The Lovat is launching a new running and fitness break, November 12 to 14, 2010.
At the southern tip of Loch Ness, The Lovat has designed the package for people who want to work on their fitness and endurance in an outdoor environment and learn about diet and nutrition.
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