What did Santa bring you this year? If it’s some new skis, a spanking new snowboard, or some spangly new crampons – then you’ll be eager to get out on the hills and give them a try.
If the idea of cramming all your gear (and your friends!) into the car and heading to the hills fills you with as much excitement as second day Turkey, then how about booking your own mountain taxi? If the prospect of being collected and dropped off at the foot of your favourite mountain sounds …

We were chuffed to bits to get a mention recently in Scotland Outdoors magazine, not just because GO-WHERE’s a new venture and is actively promoting its group transport services, but because we think it’s one of the best outdoor magazines out there, and if they like what we’re doing, then we hope their readers will too!
In each issue their editor Richard Rowe manages to capture the drama and splendour of Scotland in a unique way – the magazine is always feature-led and backed with inspiring photography, articles on adventure travel, …

For anyone interested in exploring the far north west of Scotland, this trip managed to tempt MBR magazine into joining us. Read on, it might just give you a taste for some ‘all mountain’ adventure too.

We’ve travelled all over Europe and the USA, and loved riding some amazing trails in Lake Garda, Chamonix, Finale and Moab for instance, but none of them will ever dull our passion for the incredible mountain bike riding in the Torridon area. Get in touch if you’d like to know more. 
 

…on a bike!
We’ve teamed up with Highland and Islands Adventures who are offering not just a very special mountain biking trip in the stunning landscape of the Highlands of Scotland, but the opportunity to tour the world-famous Speyside whisky distilleries – sampling their finest malts along the way.
With the trip planned for 26th April – 3rd May 2010, don’t miss out on the chance to find out how the ‘gid stuff’ is made, try a dram or two, savour the individuality and uniqueness of each, and immerse yourself in …

With a spell of fairly settled weather forecast, we jumped in the van and took a trip to the north west highland glens of Affric and Cannich to scope out some stunning new through routes for next year.
We packed for the worst, but what we found was perfect riding conditions. Crisp, dry trails, stunning scenery, and the hills heavy with deer – some just yards away from us – brave and proud in their natural environment. The scope for hillwalking, mountain biking, and just simply taking in the sights here …