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As the sun sets ever sooner on these last few evenings of summer, the prospect of the Scottish autumn ushers in its own attendant joys. Cycling and walking become less sweaty. Uniform verdure gives way to a thousand burning hues. Brambles bloom, horse chestnuts broaden and crack. Underfoot, a carpet of crisping leaves begs to be welly-booted, and the potholed puddles that so often come with idyllic territory must be thoroughly splashed in.
Let’s face it; everyone is looking for an excuse to cycle more frequently, and most bikes are egregiously underused. Whether you have an innocuous hybrid sulking in the garage or a mud-spattered, 27 speed beast raring to grind up a new summit, it’s time to dig out the spare inner tube, oil up your gears and proudly hoist a loaded up bike rack onto the back of the car. Breadalbane is a wonderland for cyclists, and the Breadalbane Rings are its star attraction.
A challenging six day tramp for the tenacious wanderer, the Breadalbane Clan Ring walk won’t so much blow away the cobwebs, as completely refresh mind and spirit. This wild land boasts a rich and violent history to explore on the way, rewarding visitors with more natural beauty than you can stuff in a 32 megabyte memory card.
Being active in glorious, natural surroundings is a great way to relax and recharge your batteries. Breadalbane is very accessible, only an hour from the Central Belt of Scotland, and has magnificent Highland scenery – a visit here will refresh your senses.
You will find many providers offering a wide range of fun activities that will leave you buzzing with excitement. And if you enjoy walking or cycling you can dip in anywhere to the Rings of Breadalbane routes.
The Walking Rings of Breadalbane are an amazing way to discover our ancient landscapes.
Young, old, fit, hoping to get fitter, experienced or newcomer, there's something for everyone in this magical land when it comes to walking.
Breadalbane is full of paradoxes, blending ancient and modern, rugged and gentle, exciting and relaxed to make a wonderful venue for short breaks at any time of year. Each visit is an opportunity to unearth ancient mysteries and surprising new places.
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