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Keep an eye out for swans and heron as you go across. It is an interesting experience to be on the bridge when a train passes. There is a useful little yellow L-shaped ramp at the side of the steps to wheel a bike up, but it's still hard work if the bike is heavy or loaded (or both!)

Big challenge to carry a fully loaded e-bike up the many steps

Great bacon bap for a cycling pick me up.

Famous cafe in the lower Highlands. Has everything you need for a trip into the wilds. Open until late so you can stock up before bed. Right next to the train station too.

A good surface and hardly a car in sight make this a very nice road to ride along. Continual views of the river also help.

The north part of the peninsula is a great spot to stop for a rest. Try and see if you can spot Norway out to the east.

Tain gained a royal charter in 1066 making it one of the oldest towns in Scotland. It was a settlement much earlier than that at the mouth of the river Tain. Today it's a busy little town with all the shops, cafes and pubs a touring cyclist could wish for.

The A638 along the southern bank of the firth of Dornoch riding from the sea at Tain inland to Bonar Bridge. There is the A949 on the northern bank of the firth and both roads are fairly quiet and reasonably wide.