DaveD

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...from Bristol, for a night out in Edinburgh

Anyway, on the way back, I made a small diversion off the M74 and found a cracking loop of B-raods (some of the other roads weren't bad either). There wasn't much tarmac in places, but it was worth it for the scenery alone!

RyanSTI

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looks wicked man"!

JonMc

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Stuning scenery, whereabouts was that, it reminds me of Glencoe

RBGUS

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I was out in edinburgh at the weekend aswell mate,pi$$ed
there's some cracking B roads in and around the borders eh

slipstream_uk

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You should of drove further up north mate into the Highlands, mmm nice twisties up here.

Anyway hope you enjoyed yourself, and your right there is next to tarmac up here.

snerkler

I 2nd that. Up in the Cairngorns (or however you spell it) is truly amazing. The road that runs right across the very north coastline of Scotland is pretty special too. Me and a few friends go up to Scotland every year on our motorbikes. Brilliant roads, hardly any traffic (once your north of Glasgow anyway), and beautiful scenery Scotland really is a driving/riding paradise

Spruxxx

I 3rd it...did a road trip up to the highlands last summer, stopping off in edinburgh / glasgow / fort william etc before heading further north.

Incredible scenery and great roads, I think Subarus were built for this!

(a few highland pics in View My Scooby)

AshMurc

and I'll 4th it! so many good roads and so much variety!

Bicco

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Any of you been accross to the Ilse of skye? Roads over there were truely awesome too, just a shame I was driving a damn rental Zafira at the time, I W
ILL take the scoob up there one day!!

DaveD

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Thanks for the comments guys. I appreciate that there's much more to Scotland, but I had another 5 hours of motorway driving ahead of me, so didn't stray too far from my intended course!

The small diversion was from J13 of the M74, along the B797 to Leadhills, then the B7040 down to J14 of the M74, about 10 miles in total. From there, it was only around another 300 miles back home!