With VisitScotland firmly behind the North Highland Way project, and the Caithness and Sutherland Walking Festival already attracting attention in Orkney, we are on a roll.
We have our virtual information here
On the radio
and in Kildare
You can now get your Friends of the North Highland Way Card and get discounts... Pay by Paypal to
BY POPULAR DEMAND, WE WILL HAVE A WALK FROM THURSO TO THE WATER TREATMENT SITE ON BOXING DAY, FOLLOWED BY A SWIM IN THE SEA FOR THE BRAVE, AND HOT TODDIES ON THE BEACH. ALL WELCOME. BRING YOUR HOT TODDIES AND YOUR SWIMSUITS. Register your interest on the Thurso Community Facebook page.
REGISTER FOR THE CAITHNESS AND SUTHERLAND WALKING FESTIVAL
GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE WEEK - we took part in 2024!
WORLD TRAILS NETWORK Join us in the task teams. Last month we were in Canada at the World Trails Conference, on line. Join the task teams.. send us an email. In order to help small businesses, then only businesses within the Caithness and Sutherland area may apply. There is a charge of £50 to cover the Company's administration costs., payable by Paypal to tinadirving@gmail.com
We already have representatives being signed up in Northern Ireland and Spain. So, the developer of the North Highland Way is also responsible for bringing business to those areas.
MINI DESTINATION MANAGEMENT ORGANISATION
Supported by Mini DMO We care about Climate Change and measure it.
SHOPPING
Get your military gear here.. in time for the Poppy Appeal
Then to Xmas.
Tours with VisitScotland
Creating the North Highland Way
https://www.southwestcoastpath.org.uk/walk-coast-path/south-west-coast-path-national-trail/
In joining the World Trails Network, we have achieved our ambition of joining up with the developers, the South West Path in England, as well as Friends of the North Highland Way in Spain.
You get a free copy of the book when you join Friends of the North Highland Way.
Here we support Greenpeace
Get on the potential Scotlands Great Trail from Tongue to Borgie forest
Note: The only individuals and organisations on this page are those who have contributed to the development of the North Highland Way as a multi use route.
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