Full results of todays Man v Horse competition are on the library page. Well done to all who entered and many thanks for raising so much for charity. We will put the figures up as soon as we have counted the money!
New Harvey's Map out for the South Loch Ness Trail and the Trail of the 7 Lochs.
Superbly drawn new map on waterproof polyethylene for walkers, riders and cyclists. If you would like a copy then we can arrange to send you one for £8.50 which includes postage and a donation of £1 to the work of the South Loch Ness Access Group to improve and maintain the trails in the area.

Please pay by Paypal to candy@southlochnessaccess.org.uk
If you wish to add a further donation to the payment then you can be assured that it will be put to good use.
South Loch Ness Access Group
Man v Horse Race over parts of the Trail of the 7 Lochs and the South Loch Ness Trail on Sunday 21st April 2013.
£100 cash prize courtesy of the South Loch Ness Tourist Group and the Jacobite Warrior Perpetual Quaich for fastest horse or runner. Keepsake trophy for fastest of each. Medals for all runners and rosettes for all riders. Cake and teas at the finish.
Start in Whitebridge and finish at Loch Ness Riding, Drummond Farm, Dores.
Please apply early. Entry fee £10 plus £20 minimum sponsorship to be split 50/50 between the Teenage Cancer Trust and this Access Group. Prizes for the best male, female and junior fundraiser. For all enquiries contact candy@lochnessriding.co.uk or tel 07973 815208
The group has been going for eight years now . We are constituted to encourage and develop responsible off-road access for walkers and riders in the South Loch Ness Area, to promote the Country Code and to liase with other access groups inthe surrounding areas.
The group is affiliated to the British Horse Soctiey Bridleways Group

A view from the path on the Fair Haired Lad's Pass which the SLNAG has helped to secure the funding for.
SLNAG is currently helping Destination Loch Ness to develop a multi-use route between Loch Tarff and Inverness on the South side of Loch Ness. Work has presently started on the new section of path between Loch Tarff and Knockie and we look forward eagerly to its completion.
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