The Caledonia Way, National Route 78 of the National Cycle Network, is a cycle route that runs from Campbeltown to Inverness, along 235 miles of spectacular scenery.
The route begins at Campbeltown, following the Kintyre Peninsula and the Great Glen Way.
It passes Loch Ness, Ben Nevis, many Scottish landmarks and historical sites and ends in the city of Inverness, the beautiful capital of the Highlands.
It offers a variety of cycling, from challenging on-road hills, to lengthy sections of traffic-free path through the magnificent terrain of the west coast of Scotland.
The section from Oban to Fort William is 48 miles in total and largely traffic free.
Take a glimpse of the ride on the YouTube channel.
