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The John o' Groats Trail
The John o' Groats Trail
Coastal Walking Route from Inverness to John o' Groats
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  • Home
  • Stages
    • Overview
    • Inverness to Culbokie
    • Culbokie to Alness
    • Alness to Tain
    • Tain to Dornoch
    • Dornoch to Golspie
    • Golspie to Brora
    • Brora to Helmsdale
    • Helmsdale to Berriedale
    • Berriedale to Dunbeath
    • Dunbeath to Lybster
    • Lybster to Whaligoe
    • Whaligoe to Wick
    • Wick to Keiss
    • Keiss to John o’ Groats
  • Walking the Trail
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    • Safety
    • Scottish Outdoor Access Code
    • Trail markers
    • Walk Suggestions
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    • GPX Files & App
    • Downloadable Flyer
    • FAQ
    • Certificate of Achievement
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    • Landowners
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The John o' Groats Trail
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Ruins of fish processing station at lovely natural Clyth Harbour

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Stages | JOGT

  • 1. Inverness to Culbokie
  • 2. Culbokie to Alness
  • 3. Alness to Tain
  • 4. Tain to Dornoch
  • 5. Dornoch to Golspie
  • 6. Golspie to Brora
  • 7. Brora to Helmsdale
  • 8. Helmsdale to Berriedale
  • 9. Berriedale to Dunbeath
  • 10. Dunbeath to Lybster
  • 11. Lybster to Whaligoe
  • 12. Whaligoe to Wick
  • 13. Wick to Keiss
  • 14. Keiss to John o’ Groats

Status | Green

Walking conditions normal for open hillwalking. No big burns or barbed wire to cross, but may occasionally be rough going.

Status | Amber

Conditions will occasionally be challenging, such as crossing barbed wire fences or fording medium-sized burns.

Status | Red

Conditions will be very challenging, such as wider (6 feet +), deeper (18 inches +) burns or rivers and steep slopes in remote areas.

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