European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 20, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse 1991 it it a a a a Impf a a a a \ a amp amp w a a a. V re it a i so n a a of 1.4mw j a 3rd a dist t Mountain near Scotland s West coast. H69, is d by the is. It of is at a a mers is a Al titled 91. 1 c to of a w6 ugh one of the most popular hiking areas in Scotland is the c Len Coe Region near the West coast and South of fort William. This is the site of the Glen Coe National nature f serve with some of the mrs spectacular Mountain s Venefy in Scotland. Sheer Rock faces Rise to jagged Mist a. Led peaks Gray Granite paluses slope boulders Rewn valleys dotted with sheep. Glen Coe is easily r reached by car via Highway a-82 and is Only a couple of hours North of Glasgow. But hikers should not be fooled l y. The Region s relatively easy accessibility once you get Cut the Road this is some of the toughest terrain in Rolland. A. A a a a a a \ a a a another excellent hiking Region is the Ross and rom arty Region North and West of Inverness. This area futures typical Highlands landscapes wilderness water land wide open spaces. In the being eight National nature Reserve visitors can see one of the few remaining \ Irgin stands of scotch Pine forestland enjoy Eye catching news of 13-mile-Long Loch Maree. The area is reached Tom the. East via highways a-9 and a-83 2 Froin Inverness. / a a. A. Marathon hikers May want to tackle the 212-mile. Southern Uplands Way which cuts across Southern Gotland in a Northeast Southwest Diagonal. Among the. More Scenic sections this coast to coast path winds through Are the Galloway Forest Park and the Tweed River Valley. Scenery like this brings outdoors enthusiasts to the Highlands. Below Day hikers dressed for wet weather Load a baby into a pack at Glen Coe National nature Reserve. Below right Mountain Rescue teams Are an important Highlands safety Factor. At Bottom boots and Backpack Are essential gear. A amps photos. By Gus Schuettler. June 20, 1991 stripes Magazine 13
