Scotland's answer to Route 66 — empty roads, sea stacks, and ancient geology.

Stops on This Tour (12)

1. 1
   Inverness Castle Starting point on the River Ness — capital of the Highlands
2. 2
   Black Isle (Chanonry Point) Dolphins leap in the Moray Firth — one of Scotland's best wildlife spots
3. 3
   Dunrobin Castle Fairy-tale chateau on the coast — the Dukes of Sutherland's 189-room pile
4. 4
   Helmsdale Fishing village with a gold rush history — the Strath of Kildonan yields nuggets
5. 5
   Duncansby Stacks Sea stacks and blowholes at Britain's true northeast corner
6. 6
   John o'Groats Not the northernmost point, but the most famous — end-to-end journey marker
7. 7
   Dunnet Head Mainland Britain's actual most northerly point — Orkney visible across the water
8. 8
   Castle of Mey The Queen Mother's Scottish retreat — intimate castle in windswept grounds
9. 9
   Thurso Britain's most northerly mainland town — surfers ride the cold breaks
10. 10
    Bettyhill Village named after Elizabeth, Countess of Sutherland — the Clearances memorial
11. 11
    Tongue Viking-named village on the Kyle of Tongue — castle ruins and sandy beaches
12. 12
    Durness & Smoo Cave Mainland Scotland's most northwesterly village — a cave with a waterfall inside

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