All The Rules About Wild Camping On Your NC 500 Road Trip

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In today’s email: 

• All The Rules About Wild Camping On Your NC 500 Road Trip

• Plan a North Coast 500 (NC500) Road Trip- Guide

• Collect your gift! - A Free Digital Copy Of The Ultimate Scotland Travel Guide

• Around the Web: Muasdale Stores named Scotland's best village shop at 'Rural Oscars', Adventures by train with Scotland Kids for a Quid, Let's Take A Deep Dive Into The Lochs Of Scotland. and more

• From Social Media -This is oor land.

• Scottish Food You Will Love - Is Haggis The Most Scottish Thing You Can Eat?

• Coo Wee -Why is it called a Highland Coo?

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NC500: What are the rules for wild camping & the ‘right to roam’ land across Scotland

With so many ready and willing to travel along the iconic Scottish route, it's important to be up to date on all the camping rules and laws.

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Plan a North Coast 500 (NC500) Road Trip- Guide

The North Coast 500 (NC500) is a scenic 500-mile road trip around the northern coast of Scotland. It is considered one of the most beautiful drives in the world and offers a diverse range of landscapes, from rugged cliffs and sandy beaches to rolling hills and lochs.

This guide will provide an overview of the route including some of the most popular sights and activities along the way.

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Collect your gift!

Get Your Free Digital Copy Of The Ultimate Scotland Travel Guide

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Around The Web

Muasdale Stores named Scotland's best village shop at 'Rural Oscars'

A mystery nomination to the Countryside Alliance Awards has led to Muasdale Stores being named Scotland's best village shop.

Women's World Curling Championship: Scots edge Turkey to retain slim play-off hopes

Scotland survive a nail-biting finish to beat Turkey 6-5 and retain slim hopes of reaching the Women's World Curling Championship play-off stage.

Who will win Netherlands vs Scotland? Our writers predict the glamour friendly in Amsterdam

The future is bright for Scotland under Steve Clarke and they will be hoping it's not orange on Friday night.

Scotland's restaurants of the year crowned as 'little gem' takes top prize

This week marked the return of the annual Scottish Restaurant Awards, which celebrate the best of the best in Scotland's food scene — with a "little gem"..

Postcard from Scotland: the whisky distillery with two Michelin stars

Just three years after opening a restaurant, Scotland's oldest operating distiller Glenturret has become an unlikely gastronomic destination.

ScotRail issues travel warning to Scotland fans ahead of Northern Ireland clash

Scotland fans heading to Hampden Park for their clash with Northern Ireland next week have been issued with a travel warning.

Adventures by train with Scotland Kids for a Quid

Respect the planet by travelling via train for a great day out.

Harry Potter railway suspended again over safety fears...

THE popular Jacobite steam train that featured in the Harry Potter films has been suspended again.

Let's Take A Deep Dive Into The Lochs Of Scotland

Scotland is a land steeped in natural beauty, dotted with countless lochs that reflect its rugged landscapes and rich history.

From the mysterious depths of Loch Ness to the serene shores of Loch Lomond, each loch holds its own unique allure.

Let's embark on a journey to explore these stunning bodies of water, discovering their significance, beauty and the tales they hold within their depths.

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From Social Media

This is oor land.

Scottish  Food You Will Love

and today’s dish? - You guessed it, Haggis!

Is Haggis The Most Scottish Thing You Can Eat?

In Scotland, haggis is an absolute classic and a traditional dish that has been around for centuries. It is inexpensive, tasty, and nourishing. This savory pudding is prepared with minced sheep’s pluck (heart, lungs, and liver), oatmeal, and spices. Haggis is often served with a great deal of ceremony, especially on the Scottish New Year, Hogmanay.

Coo Wee

Why is it called a Highland Coo?

Why is it called a Highland Coo? – Highland Cattle, commonly referred to as Highland Coo, are a breed of cattle native to Scotland. These majestic and hardy animals have been living in the Scottish Highlands for centuries, and their distinctive long horns and shaggy coats make them easily recognizable.

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