Above image © No Limits Photography
Day 7 - Inchnadamph to Kinlochbervie
One of the longer days, Day 7 gives a great contrast of moor, mountain, and deep inaccessible sea lochs. Eas a' Chual Aluinn is the highest waterfall in the UK. At the end of this day is a rare section of road for this journey – but you will remember it as a road that is taking you somewhere amazing, due to the achingly beautiful seaward views.
Cape Wrath Explorer?
Start to checkpoint 2 (Loch Stack Lodge) – 41km | 1400m
OR
Checkpoint 2 (Loch Stack Lodge) to finish – 20km | 200m
Tip
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Please note
Our adjusted (real life) distance for day seven is 61km. The adjusted (real life) elevation is 1,600m.
Cut-off times
- CP1 is at 26km - guidance time in 2023 was 13:45
- CP2 is at 41km - cut-off time in 2023 was 18:00
- CP3 is at 54km - cut-off time in 2023 was 20:45
Get a step ahead with the official event map
Aspirant participants are invited to purchase a copy of last year's event map. An ideal companion for those who prefer a tangible map to spread out on the coffee table to pour over during the build up to the event. Glean extra information about the route (subject to small changes) and familiarise yourself with the layout and style of this bespoke map ahead of being issued yours at registration.
Following the route
Please see our guidance on following the route for information about how to best access the digital version of the route (including information about GPX files), and what to expect from the event map issued at registration
Day 7 video - “Beyond Assynt! Spectacular and remote landscapes”
