BEFORE YOU RIDE THE BADGER DIVIDE BIKEPACKING ROUTE

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  • Опубліковано 3 лип 2024
  • This is the before you ride the badger divide bikepacking route, everything you need to know and my final thoughts on the route.
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    The gear i am currently using
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    gps device - • GARMN EDGE 830 - LIKES...
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 15

  • @AHURKY
    @AHURKY Рік тому +7

    I used to be a Great Glen Way ranger so know what Inverness to Fort Augustus route is like. I would say to anyone from the south of the country that the trail is well signposted, good mixture of terrain underfoot but very hilly. Some great views over Loch Ness depending on which route you take. Definitely remote, quiet and very very scenic. Thanks Josh takes me back, might even have to tackle this one on a bike as I also have friends to visit in Glasgow at the end. Cheers!

  • @br5380
    @br5380 Рік тому +5

    I did it in May, camping over 3 days. I’ll second Josh’s rec of a 29HT. That’s what I used. Dropper too.

  • @Chriswilliams-lx9mx
    @Chriswilliams-lx9mx Рік тому +2

    Some of the best bikepacking videos on the tube by the way 👍all the best ps you deserve way more subscribers and I’m sure your gonna be getting em,stay sunny side up 🚴🏻⛺️🍷👍

  • @trysomeme21-laurkawchmurka94
    @trysomeme21-laurkawchmurka94 Рік тому +1

    Great vid. Am putting this route on my to-do list.

  • @alethearobinson8132
    @alethearobinson8132 Рік тому

    Thank you for the re-cap. Lots of good information. Beautiful scenery. Scotland is on my list.👍

  • @waveydaveydiver
    @waveydaveydiver Рік тому

    Very good thank you Josh.

  • @SJ-tk4ri
    @SJ-tk4ri Рік тому

    Excellent, informative upload to accompany your full video 👍🏼

  • @chrispower7142
    @chrispower7142 Рік тому

    Very informative video. Thinking of doing the route in the summer so this is very helpful thanks!

  • @alexmcintyre4604
    @alexmcintyre4604 Рік тому

    Really good insightful video! I wish I had a bike!

  • @nobbystyles4807
    @nobbystyles4807 Рік тому

    maaaaaaaaate that looks mint! thanks man i subbed the channel. ive been looking for some gravel adventures for a spot of bike camping and only recently discovered that wild camping in Scotland is legit. thanks bro, good luck.

  • @mitchwarren1600
    @mitchwarren1600 Рік тому

    I refer the train journey as the uplift to Scotland. Great video

  • @RoadyPacking-CyclingAdventures

    Wonderful roundup as usual, many thanks. Scotland is a bikepackers playground, such beautiful scenery around every corner and the people I met when I did my charity JOGLE were so generous with there kindness and donations!
    Watching your BD has inspired me to get back up there and get off road, cheers dude ;-)

  • @vargas7915
    @vargas7915 23 дні тому

    Thanks for the tips! I'm planning to do the trail next year. What kind of GPS device would you recommend?

  • @luug
    @luug 9 місяців тому

    Hi KSA! I was wondering: why is this route described going from Inverness to Glasgow? I should say, considering the most prevailing wind direction, going the other say should be more favorite? Your throughout please? You somewhere ( aug 14th 2022) say that going up the Corrieyaick Pass from Fort Augustus is beter that the other way around. Thinking of riding the Badger Divide next year soci need to know everything there is to know about this. Thanks a million in advance!