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Cape Wrath Ultra

Fort William, Scotland

3 Belford Rd, Fort William PH33 6BT, UK

Sun 22nd May 2016

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An 8-day expedition race weaving through the Highlands of Scotland. The race will take competitors on an incredible wilderness journey linking ancient footpaths and remote tracks to the furthest northwesterly point of the British Isles, Cape Wrath.
The race route is based on the Cape Wrath Trail, which is considered to be the toughest long distance backpacking trail in the UK. It crosses rugged landscapes, genuine wilderness and has great distances between support points. Hikers usually take at least 20 days to complete the trail. Images all © Ben Winston / Cape Wrath Ultra™

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