Scotland Badger Divide 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 - Day 5 - Aberfoyle to Glasgow 🏁

Day 5 - Aberfoyle to Glasgow Our fifth and final day on the Badger Divide was a relatively easy run into Glasgow, mostly following straightforward cycleways. The sun shone, the miles rolled by, and spirits were high as we finally reached the finish. Five long days, more than 200 miles and plenty thrown at us along the way - but it’ll take more than that to crush us or our spirits! Highlight: That huge sense of achievement as we reached the end after five unforgettable days on the trail. Distance: 35.4 miles Climbing: 2,146 feet Moving Time: 3h 56m The Badger Divide is a 200 mile off-road mountain bike route linking Inverness with Glasgow. Crossing the Scottish Highlands, it mixes remote gravel tracks, mountain passes, forest trails and a few technical challenges. Four of us rode it over five days, travelling north to south (the tougher direction thanks to the prevailing winds). It’s a journey through some spectacular landscapes with some seriously challenging conditions. I hope this series of videos gives you a feel for our adventure and what a challenge it was! 00:00 Intro 01:29 Maps 01:39 The ride 10:12 Photo gallery Bike: Trek Fuel EX 9.7 (manual) Camera: GoPro Hero 9, chest mounted, superview, medium stabilisation, 30fps, 4K ► If you would like to try this route yourself, help yourself to the links below. All I ask in return is you consider subscribing and liking this video (and if you are feeling generous, buy me a coffee) 🙂 Maybe you could leave a comment describing how you got on? ► Please forward this video to any of your biking buddies you think may be interested. ► Enjoy my videos or find the routes useful? Why not buy me a coffee as a way of recognition? 🔗 https://buymeacoffee.com/mtb_martin ► Strava ride link: 🔗   / strava   ► Garmin GPX route link : 🔗 https://connect.garmin.com/app/course... ► FootPathMap link: 🔗 https://footpathmap.co.uk/share/strai... Disclaimer: This mountain bike route is shared for informational purposes only. Ride at your own risk. Mountain biking is inherently dangerous and it is your responsibility to assess whether your skill level, experience, equipment and fitness are suited to this type of terrain and challenge. This video does not imply any right of access or right of way - access may be restricted or prohibited, and you are responsible for checking current access rights and complying with local regulations. Always wear a helmet and protective pads and avoid riding alone. Conditions can change - use good judgment and stay safe out there. #mtb #mtblife #mountainbike #mtbvideos #mtbvideo #gppro #mtbing #scotland