
Walking Rum and the Small Isles
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The routes range from short rambles to longer treks, including a challenging three-day, 41km (25 mile) circuit around the coast of Rum. Walks vary from 3-41km (2-25 miles) and can be completed in 1 to 3 days, depending on the route. Many walks are circular, while others link key island features or viewpoints. The varied terrain includes rough mountain paths, moorland, open pasture and coastal tracks.
1:50,000 OS mapping included for each walk
Step-by-step descriptions with distance, ascent, time, difficulty and terrain
Includes transport, accommodation and trip-planning advice
Background information on geology, wildlife and local history
GPX files available to download
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Katie Featherstone is a freelance writer and the author of several guidebooks. She writes about hiking, history and slow, sustainable travel. While Peter lives up in the Western Isles, Katie inhabits Port Ellen - Islay - in the Hebrides' far south; the spectacular Small Isles lie scattered between them, conveniently accessed by neither party, but impossible to resist.
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