Tain begins the Sacred Braid of the Northern Pilgrim Way. Historic geological mapping reveals the town, railway and shoreline across bands o
Tain Historic Geological Map Print — Sacred Braid
Tain begins the Sacred Braid of the Northern Pilgrim Way. Historic geological mapping reveals the town, railway and shoreline across bands o
Tain Historic Geological Map Print — Sacred Braid
Dornoch continues the Sacred Braid of the Northern Pilgrim Way. Detailed historic mapping places the town between cultivated land, woodland
Dornoch Historic Map Print — Sacred Braid
Brora forms part of the Way Braid of the Northern Pilgrim Way. River, railway, road and shore converge around the town, showing how movement
Brora Historic Map Print — Way Braid
Helmsdale forms part of the Way Braid of the Northern Pilgrim Way. River, road and railway follow the strath towards the town and the sea.
Helmsdale Historic Map Print — Way Braid
Kildonan- River and railway thread through the valley, connecting scattered settlements along the Northern Pilgrims Way.
Kildonan Historic Map Print — Way Braid
Altnabreac belongs to the Way Braid. Railway, moor and water define a remote stage of the Northern Pilgrim Way.
Altnabreac Historic Map Print — Way Braid
Dunbeath belongs to the Way Braid. Roads and settlement meet the exposed coast along the Northern Pilgrim Way.
Dunbeath Historic Map Print — Way Braid
Whaligoe begins the Sea Braid. The route reaches the cliff edge, where land gives way to the sea.
Whaligoe Historic Map Print — Sea Braid
Wick belongs to the Way Braid. Roads, harbour and settlement gather before the route turns towards the sea crossing.
Wick Historic Map Print — Way Braid
Wick belongs to the Way Braid. Roads, harbour and settlement gather before the route turns towards the sea crossing.
Wick Historic Map Print — Way Braid
Gills Bay-the Northern Pilgrim Way leaves the mainland and continues across the Pentland Firth towards Orkney.
Gills Bay Historic Map Print — Sea Braid
St Margaret’s Hope belongs to the Sea Braid. Islands and channels show how the sea connects the Northern Pilgrim Way through Orkney.
St Margaret’s Hope Historic Map Print — Sea Braid
