ヤローズ湖のおすすめツーリングルート

非常に急な階段が下へ続いています。残念ながら、上に戻るためのリフトはありません。

多くの追加設備を備えた、非常によく改装されたキャンプ場です。

This is a pretty commercialised spot, but for a good reason. The end or start point of many a biking and hiking adventure. Ours took 12 days, south to north, and I was pretty glad to see this signpost.

The stairs are quite steep, so you should not be afraid of heights.

The path to the viewpoint is now very easy, you no longer have to go around the valley (there is a comfortable path with wooden steps and a bridge). However, there can be a nasty wind at the top of the ledge, there are no railings!

Small friendly campsite run as a community enterprise

This iconic signpost marks the end of the journey for cyclists (and hikers!) making the long trek from Land's End, the southwestern tip of mainland Britain. Unlike the Land's End sign, this one is free to get your photo taken at. Just be prepared to wait, as it can get quite busy with tourists doing the NC500 route. It's worth noting that despite its fame, John O' Groats is not the absolute most northerly point of mainland Britain. That distinction belongs to Dunnet Head, which is situated a few miles to the west of John O' Groats.

A magnificent beach of fine sand protected by an immense barrier of high dunes. Perhaps the most northerly surf spot in Britain. Spectacular!