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Tam McTavish

12 United Kingdom Adventures

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The Giant's Causeway

Hike-in Required: No
ADA accessible: Yes
Guided tours: No

Carrick-A-Rede

Hike-in Required: No
ADA accessible: No
Guided tours: No

The Mosedale Horseshoe: Kirk Fell, Pillar, Scoat Fell + Red Pike

Lake District National Park

Pets allowed: Allowed with Restrictions
Elevation Gain: 1,566.00 m (5,137.80 ft)
Trail type: Loop
Distance: 18.80 km (11.68 mi)

Great Gable via Hay Stacks, Brandreth + Green Gable

Lake District National Park, England

Pets allowed: Allowed with Restrictions
Elevation Gain: 850.00 m (2,788.71 ft)
Trail type: Loop
Distance: 8.50 km (5.28 mi)

Lulworth Cove to Durdle Door and Bindon Hill

Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site, United Kingdom

Pets allowed: Allowed
Elevation Gain: 749.00 m (2,457.35 ft)
Trail type: Loop
Distance: 18.00 km (11.18 mi)

Smoo Sea Cave

Hike-in Required: Yes
Open Year-round: Yes
ADA accessible: No
Guided tours: Yes

Reiff Sea Cliffs

Climbing: Trad climbing, Top rope
Alpine climbing NCCS rating: Grade II
Elevation Gain: 180.00 m (590.55 ft)
Distance: 3.10 km (1.93 mi)

Seana Mheallan Mountain Crag

Climbing: Trad climbing, Top rope, Non-technical rock
Alpine climbing NCCS rating: Grade II
Elevation Gain: 500.00 m (1,640.42 ft)
Distance: 4.44 km (2.76 mi)

Stac Pollaidh

Climbing: Non-technical rock
Alpine climbing NCCS rating: Grade I
Elevation Gain: 550.00 m (1,804.46 ft)
Distance: 4.51 km (2.80 mi)

Suilven

Climbing: Non-technical rock
Alpine climbing NCCS rating: Grade I
Elevation Gain: 1,350.00 m (4,429.13 ft)
Distance: 23.94 km (14.88 mi)

The 13 Kings of Traprain

Exmoor National Park

Hike-in Required: Yes
Open Year-round: Yes
Guided tours: No
ADA accessible: No

Ben Lomond

Loch Lomond, Scotland

Pets allowed: Allowed
Elevation Gain: 3,425.00 ft (1,043.94 m)
Trail type: There-and-back
Distance: 8.04 mi (12.94 km)

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