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Guided Lairig Ghru Crossing

Aviemore, United Kingdom • 3 Aug 2024

The Guided Lairig Ghru Crossing is a thrilling trail running event set in the stunning Cairngorms of Scotland, featuring a 32km route with approximately 600 meters of ascent. Participants will traverse the historic Lairig Ghru, a path once used by Highland cattle raiders, under the guidance of an experienced leader. The event is designed for a small group, ensuring a personalized experience.

A morning transfer from Aviemore to the starting point at Linn of Dee is included. Due to the challenging terrain, a good level of fitness and prior trail running experience is essential. Currently, the event is fully booked, with new entries placed on a waiting list. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United Kingdom Scotland Aviemore

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32 km
Lairig Ghru Crossing
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