Why you should do the NC500 in Winter | SCOTLAND ROAD TRIP скачать в хорошем качестве

Why you should do the NC500 in Winter | SCOTLAND ROAD TRIP

Simply put, here's why you should consider doing the NC500 in Winter. We took on Britains mist popular Road Trip at the end of January / Start of February. We had the whole place to ourselves. It was beautiful, empty and open. ___________________________________________________________________________ #NorthCoast500 #Scotland #RoadTrip #TravelChannel #NC500RoadTrip #VisitScotland #VanLife #VanLifeScotland #vanlifeuk #travel #travelvideos #travelvlog #travelvideo How to do the NC500? Scotland's NC500 is a constant & sometimes controversial online topic. The marketing for the Road Trip has put a huge spotlight on this part of Scotland, making it a "Must Do" for friends, family and far away travellers. There is no doubt that its popularity has caused problems, like any area that experiences a dramatic increase in tourism, but is there a way to experience what is being dubbed as Europes answer to Route 66, without overwhelming the local area and isolated beauty of the Scottish Highlands? We think so. Scotland is meant to be experienced as a rugged, blistery and ancient landscape. Its moody personality can appear throughout the year, don't feel like you HAVE to visit in the Summer. That's one of the reasons the NC500 can be over-populated, the idea that a Summer visit is the only time you can capture the beauty of the country. While it may be better for kids and families, if you're a solo traveller, a couple or a group of friends wanting to tackle the furthest flung reaches of Scotland, head up there in the wintery months. You'll benefit from less busy roads, more time with the locals, more scenery all to yourself, less stress worrying about accomodation. Yes, the weather may be gloomier. But so be it. This is Scotland. And it thrives in moody conditions.