Roughly a
route following the west coast northwards, and then along the north coast to John
O'Groats.
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This was
the capital of the Kingdom of Dalriada, probably established around AD500.
Tradition has it that this is where the kings of
Dalriada were crowned - at the summit is a rock with an inscription in ogam writing, a
carving of a boar and a footprint hollowed out of the rock.
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Eilean
Donan Castle.
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To
Ullapool, from the south.
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The road
into Ullapool from the north.
This town was established in 1788 to� take
advantage of the plentiful herring stocks in Loch Broom.
The ferry to Stornoway, on the Isle of Lewis ,
leaves from here.
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From
Ullapool , looking up Loch Broom.
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On the
north coast
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Still on
the north coast
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In
Caithness, going north.
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Duncansby
stacks at Duncansby Head, not far from John O' Groats.
