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Author Archives: Ross Brannigan
Raid on the Border: A mini-bikepacking adventure
What would you do with 36 hours? I set off on a 200km bikepacking route through the Scottish Borders
Running on the Isle of Skye: Sgùrr na Stri
I went out to fulfil a long-time dream to run Sgùrr na Stri, but I found more than I expected
The Great Cairngorm Chase: Supporting a Munro record attempt
What is it like to support a Munro record attempt? Pretty tiring, it turns out!
Lakes and Dales Loop – 2 days bikepacking around the Lake District
The last test before my Pedal for Wildness on 8 May
My big bike ride for wild places
I will be riding 1000km in under 10 days in support of the John Muir Trust
Sunset on Suilven – a wild camp on Scotland’s most iconic mountain
Sleeping on Scotland’s most iconic mountain
In search of spring
Taking time to look around to watch the season
Living Free
I went for a walk in our local woods this morning. The cold, crisp air that carried us through a somewhat alpine-like Christmas and New Year has been washed back by Storm Christoph. Clear skies and hard ground has given way to a grey blanket and mud. As the rain beaded down from the canopyContinue reading “Living Free”
Running the West Highland Way
You’ll take the high road – but for once I took the low on a run along the West Highland Way
Ross Runs Wild 