NC 500

wobblybusdriver
wobblybusdriver Forum Participant Posts: 6
edited February 2017 in UK Campsites & Touring #1

I intend travelling the Scottish NC 500 during April / May in my motorhome which is 7.3 mtrs in length and 2.3 mtrs wide. I've been looking at the route want travel anticlockwise.

Does anyone have any advice or tips from their personal experiences that they would care to share?

I would also like specific advice regarding the section at Applecross over the Pass of the Cattle - Bealach no-Ba in Gaelic. I have seen advice not to travel this section of the route in a 'large' motorhome, but exactly what is 'large'?

 

Comments

  • nelliethehooker
    nelliethehooker Club Member Posts: 13,657 ✭✭✭
    5,000 Likes 1000 Comments Name Dropper
    edited February 2017 #2

    wbd, there are quite a few posts about this route and the taking of a M/H over Bealach no-Ba. Just have a scan thro' this section of posts.

  • keithfiddy
    keithfiddy Forum Participant Posts: 27
    edited February 2017 #3

    In the van you mention you will not have a problem as long as you give way to vehicles coming up the hill on the bends as you will both need all the road at that point.Anticlockwise is the best for the stunning views.Before you descend stop at large car park near the summit and joy the views across to Sky.Enjoy.

Categories