ࡱ>  gbjbj 4_    4 m*H)))))))))))$C,.h**))'*((()))()((()d!\ $()=*0m*(M/%xM/((^M/ )DH(L2**6'xm*M/ :  TGO CHALLENGE THE 31ST CHALLENGE, MAY 2010 EVENT DETAILS Please read these details carefully and in full. They contain information new for this year. Dates The dates for the 31st Challenge are 14-28 May 2010. Full details are supplied here. Challengers may start on any day from 14-17 May and must finish the walk and report in to Montrose by 17.00 on Friday 28 May. Outline The object of the TGO Challenge is to foster good fellowship among walkers within the framework of a challenging expedition. It is not a competition but a demanding, self-supported trek across Scotland, starting on the west coast between Ardrishaig and Torridon and finishing on the east coast between Arbroath and Fraserburgh. The walk is planned and carried out entirely by participants, following their own choice of route. Those opting for a low-level crossing (which we strongly advise all first-time Challengers to do) can of course climb some hills if they wish. No special merit is attached to a high-level crossing, and the same certificate and badge are awarded to all who successfully complete a crossing within the time allowed. To assist high-level planning, Munros and Corbetts are named in The Munros and The Corbetts (Scottish Mountaineering Trust) and in The Munros Almanac and The Corbetts Almanac (Neil Wilson Publishing). Planning for all routes can also be assisted by Scottish Hill Tracks (ScotWays), which shows many routes through the hills and glens. The word 'participant' is used throughout rather than 'competitor', and we ask everyone to maintain this relaxed atmosphere no matter how hard they may drive themselves. This is in keeping with the spirit of the event and the Scottish hill tradition. Participants are encouraged to start and finish at different places each year, and experienced Challengers are particularly urged not to finish at or near Montrose. A guide to finish points is included in the route planning notes. Finally, we would remind you to follow the Access, Mountain and Bothy Codes and to respect the landscape through which you pass, and those who live and work there. This framework has been successfully followed since the inception of the event in 1980, and the Challenge has, as a result, developed a unique atmosphere, which we are sure will be continued and enhanced by those taking part in the 31st Challenge in May 2010. Rules and Guidelines Rules are kept to a minimum, for it is essential that those entering such a venture are capable of looking after themselves. The vital factor is common sense, and no rules can give that. Participants are entirely responsible for planning their own routes within the given geographical bounds, and to be eligible for the TGOC2010 certificate and badge must complete the crossing within the time laid down. The start system introduced in 2005 is being dropped, so for 2010 we go back to the simpler system whereby you start your walk by signing out at one of the following 12 points on the western seaboard: Acharacle: Small village on Loch Shiel. Access by bus from Fort William or Corran Ferry. Ardrishaig: Town at the east end of the Crinan Canal, on Loch Fyne. Regular bus service from Glasgow. Dornie: Small village between Lochs Alsh and Duich. Bus from Glasgow, Kyle of Lochalsh or Inverness. Glenelg: Lovely wee village facing Skye. Postbus from Shiel Bridge. Glenuig: Our second year here. Hotel between Lochailort and Acharacle giving direct access into the rugged Morvern hills. Not suitable for low-level routes. The hotel will uplift Challengers from Lochailort station. Lochailort: Hotel at head of loch. Direct rail access. Mallaig: Major fishing port at end of rail line. Ferry to Knoydart. Oban: Major tourist town and ferry port. Direct rail and bus access from Glasgow. Plockton: Very pretty holiday village on Kyle rail line. Actually faces east! Shiel Bridge: Small settlement at head of Loch Duich. Bus from Glasgow, Kyle of Lochalsh or Inverness. Strathcarron: Straggly village just inland from loch. Direct rail access. Torridon: Small village on its loch. Postbus from Achnasheen station. Exact sign-out points will be advised later: most are hotels offering good Highland hospitality. There are good B&B places in Glenelg; Oban, Shiel Bridge (Ratagan) and Torridon have excellent SYHA hostels. Several fine sign-out points, including Torridon, Glenelg and Plockton, have been lightly used in recent years. We ask experienced Challengers in particular to use these points, which have supported us faithfully. Please note that Arisaig is not being used as a start point in 2010. Participants may set off on foot or by making an initial boat journey to reach another point on the coast (e.g. Mallaig to Knoydart), thereafter being entirely self-propelled (but see note below on ferries). All participants must sign out. Challengers may sign out at any time between 0900 on Friday 14 May and 1200 on Monday 17 May, provided the sign-out point is open. Ferries. To avoid lengthy detours, inland waters such as Loch Ness and Loch Linnhe may be crossed by ferries. There is usually a boat across Loch Ness from Drumnadrochit, operated by Gordon Menzies (phone 01456 450205, mobile 07831 434691, email:  HYPERLINK "mailto:gordon.menziesm@btopenworld.com" gordon.menziesm@btopenworld.com). We will send you full details of this service after you submit your route. Gordon lands on the east shore at Inverfarigaig. There are two ferries across Loch Linnhe the regular short crossing at Corran and a longer crossing from Camasnagaul to Fort William (the latter does not run on Sundays). You can also use the ferries from Oban to Lismore and Lismore to Port Appin on your first day. Other lochs can be crossed by participants own arrangements, but please note these must be crossings and not boat trips up the length of a loch. The walk can finish anywhere on the eastern seaboard between Arbroath and Fraserburgh, but all participants must thereafter travel to Finish Control in Montrose to sign out. All Challengers must reach Montrose by 1700 on Friday 28 May; Finish Control will close at that time. Having reached the east coast, you are free to use public or private transport to get to Montrose. There is no minimum time for the crossing; most people take between 12 and 14 days. The maximum time available is 15 days inclusive. The geographical bounds for TGOC 2010 are as follows: The western seaboard of mainland Scotland between the head of Upper Loch Torridon and the Sound of Mull to Kilchoan, across the sound to Tobermory, eastern Mull, then by Oban (including Kerrera and Lismore), down the coast to Crinan, the Crinan Canal to Ardrishaig, up Loch Fyne to Inveraray, Arrochar, Inversnaid, south shore of Loch Katrine, Callander, Comrie, Crieff, Perth, Tay Estuary to Arbroath; then the eastern seaboard to Peterhead and round to Inverness; then by the Kyle of Lochalsh rail line to Achnasheen and the A832/A896 to Kinlochewe and Torridon. The Torridon hills north of the road are outwith the Challenge area, as is Skye. Dogs We regret that dogs are not allowed on the Challenge. This must be strictly observed. Anyone taking a dog will be disqualified from the event. Accommodation Planned overnight halt points must be shown on your route sheets. Choice of accommodation - tent, bothy, B&B, hostel or hotel - is entirely up to you. Details of available accommodation in any area can be obtained from the relevant tourist offices, and  HYPERLINK http://www.visitscotland.com www.visitscotland.com is a good starting place. We will be happy to try to answer specific enquiries. Please note that although a large golf tournament is again being held in Angus in May, it will be during the first week of the Challenge and should not therefore affect us unduly. However, if you wish to stay over when you finish the Challenge, we still recommend that you book early! Accommodation details can be found on  HYPERLINK "http://www.angusanddundee.co.uk" www.angusanddundee.co.uk Youth hostels: we hope to be repeating the arrangement whereby all TGOC2010 participants can stay at SYHA hostels without having to be members of YHA or SYHA. However, we hope those who are not members will consider paying the small fee to join a very worthwhile organisation. If you are not a member and require hostel vouchers, please indicate on your route sheets (top right-hand corner of page 2 of the sheets). You get one voucher per person covering the whole trip, not one voucher per night. Safety Notes Any long trek in Scotland is a serious undertaking, and the Challenge should be approached as such. Paths may not exist, rivers can be unfordable in spate, bridges missing, supplies non-existent, accommodation lacking, help absent. The weather in May is unpredictable. The month was chosen partly because it offers a reasonable chance of settled weather (and there are fewer midges); despite this, in recent years Challengers have had to face either spells of very cold weather with fresh snow, or periods of heavy rain and strong wind. You must be prepared to cope with anything; good windproofs and waterproofs are absolutely essential. There is still substantial high-level snow cover most Mays, and you should keep off steep snow slopes unless you have considerable experience and are carrying an ice-axe - and know how to use it. Dont hesitate to modify your route, especially if walking alone; but if you do make changes, please advise Finish Control as soon as possible. Anybody retiring from the event, for whatever reason, must inform Control within 24 hours, otherwise needless concern may be caused, perhaps leading to a search. This rule has been broken too often in the past; anyone who fails to observe it will face a three-year ban from the event. We do ask you to phone-in to Control at least four times during your crossing. This keeps us advised of your progress, gives you a friendly voice to speak to, and enables you to catch up on Challenge gossip! Phone-in points should be indicated on your route sheets. Finish Control will be staffed throughout the event; details will be given with the Final Details in April 2010. A text messaging service is also available. Equipment The following items are strongly recommended for safety, and you omit any of them at your own risk. A: Tent(s) or adequate shelter, according to the size and plans of the party. B: Sleeping bag(s). C: Waterproof and windproof clothing. D: Emergency rations for at least one full day. E: Maps and compass(es) or GPS system. F: Whistle. If snow conditions prevail, an ice-axe is essential for high-level routes. Back-up and Company Whilst we cannot prevent Challengers arranging back-up services such as vehicle support for themselves, we do strongly discourage this, as it contravenes the spirit of the event as a self-supported trek. It is however perfectly OK to organise 'drops' of supplies, maps etc at strategic points along your route. Unofficial walking companions for the whole trip are not permitted. However, there is no problem with someone joining you for a few days during your crossing. Routes Route sheets are enclosed (note: for pairs and groups these are sent only to the lead person). They should be completed in full and one copy submitted to the Co-Ordinator, either by post or (our preferred method) by email see the route planning notes for more detail on this. This year we are again asking all Challengers who have completed 5 or more Challenges to submit route sheets by 31 January 2010, to help spread the vetting load evenly (please note this is a deadline and will be adhered to). All routes must be received by Sunday 28 February 2010 at the latest. Anyone not submitting a route by their relevant deadline date will be presumed to have withdrawn from the event. Guidance notes on route planning and on completing your route sheets follow on later pages. These notes have been fully revised for 2010: please read them carefully. They include a guide to finish points. Suitably experienced people will check all routes submitted and will offer comments or suggestions. This advice is given to counter some danger or other situation that you may not have envisaged, or to suggest better alternative routes, and we do urge you to study it carefully. The vetters for 2010 will include Colin Crawford, John Donohoe, Peter Goddard, Alan Hardy, Bert Hendrikse, Bernie and Pauline Marshall, Alvar & Ann Thorn, Colin Tock and Roger Smith. Please note that the Challenge is a walking event. Routes involving running will not be accepted. Travel For general advice, contact VisitScotland (the Scottish Tourist Board), 23 Ravelston Terrace, Edinburgh EH4 3EU (0845 2255 121). VS publish a very helpful booklet called Practical Information - Getting To and Around Scotland which you may find useful, and their website  HYPERLINK http://www.visitscotland,com www.visitscotland,com has many useful links. For details of rail services to the start points and back from Montrose, contact your nearest rail enquiry office or phone 08457 48 49 50. The summer timetables usually come into operation around the time of the Challenge. You may find  HYPERLINK "http://www.firstgroup.co.uk/scotrail" www.firstgroup.co.uk/scotrail and  HYPERLINK "http://www.thetrainline.com" www.thetrainline.com helpful for timetable enquiries. The website  HYPERLINK "http://www.travelinescotland.com" www.travelinescotland.com contains full details of all bus, train and ferry services within Scotland. There is a travel helpline on 0870 608 2 608. For detailed or local travel, try using the tourist board links on the Challenge website ( HYPERLINK http://www.tgochallenge.co.uk www.tgochallenge.co.uk) or use the message board on the same site to make an enquiry which can be answered either by the Co-Ordinator or by other Challengers. Discounted Rail Travel Check with individual train companies for the best deals. If you can book well in advance, you may get good discounts. The two main companies serving Scotland are National Express (08457 225 333 or  HYPERLINK "http://www.nationalexpress.com" www.nationalexpress.com ) and Virgin Trains ( HYPERLINK "http://www.virgintrains.co.uk" www.virgintrains.co.uk or 08457 222 333). Cut-price Air Travel The cheapest flights to Scotland are usually by Easyjet, from Luton or Stansted to Glasgow or Edinburgh, by Globespan from Stansted to Glasgow or Edinburgh, and by Ryanair from Stansted to Prestwick. Please make enquiries direct with the airlines or through travel agents. It is worth regularly scanning the company websites ( HYPERLINK http://www.easyjet.co.uk www.easyjet.co.uk,  HYPERLINK "http://www.flyglobespan.com" www.flyglobespan.com and  HYPERLINK http://www.gofly.com www.ryanair.com): advance bookings often carry worthwhile discounts, and these airlines all run special offers from time to time. Airlines are getting very particular about baggage restrictions so please look into this carefully. Many airlines now charge extra for hold baggage. It is not usually possible to take gas cylinders onto an aircraft. Take the Bus to the Start There is an excellent bus service from Glasgow Buchanan Street to Skye which stops at Shiel Bridge and Dornie and also Kyle of Lochalsh (rail connection to Plockton and Strathcarron). Details from Citylink as above or from  HYPERLINK "http://www.travelinescotland.com" www.travelinescotland.com or 0870 608 2 608. Shiel Bridge and Dornie can also be accessed by bus from Inverness. Withdrawals and Substitutes If you do have to withdraw before May, for whatever reason, please inform us as early as possible. Substitutions will only be permitted if there is no-one on the standby list waiting for a place. Entry fees are non-refundable. Fees from those who have to withdraw will be donated to a suitable charity or used for the further development of the event. Merchandise We will be working with our partners Rab and Mountain Kingdoms and with Ross Promotional to produce C2010 souvenir merchandise which we are sure Challengers will be eager to buy. Details will be circulated with the Challenge Newsletter early in 2010 and posted on the Challenge website. Copies of the Challenge Database, giving the names of everyone who has started the Challenge between 1980 and 2009 with details of completed crossings etc, are available by sending a rewritable CD to the Co-Ordinator with a suitable reply envelope. Great Outdoors Grub We are delighted to be able to again offer Challengers a 10% discount on all purchases of food and accessories from the Outdoors Grub company. This is a great way to get the high-quality lightweight supplies you need for the Challenge at really sharp prices. To claim your discount, visit  HYPERLINK "http://www.outdoorsgrub.co.uk" www.outdoorsgrub.co.uk to see what you would like to order. Outdoors Grub stock a wide range of dried meals and snacks, plus some useful accessories for backpackers. If you dont have access to the internet you can call Outdoors Grub free on 0800 567 7152 and ask for a price list. All discounted orders MUST be made by phone to the number above, NOT via the website, quoting the special TGO Challenge 2010 discount code which is: OGCHALLENGE5924. This offer is open until the start of the Challenge on 14 May. Spring Gathering Details of the annual Spring Gathering held in the Peak District are enclosed, and we look forward to seeing many of you at this popular reunion. The dates are 12-14 March 2010; put them in your diary now. The Gathering is again being held at the Snake Pass Inn, and is organised this year by Alan Hardy (01255 670131, alanhardywalks@lineone.net). Please support it if you can. Walking for Charity Challengers are welcome to use the walk to raise funds for charity. Many have done so very successfully in the past. You are free to use the Challenge name and logo in any publicity material you are producing for charitable purposes. We do ask however that you always acknowledge the Challenge and try to mention its sponsor, TGO magazine, and its partners, Rab and Mountain Kingdoms, whenever you can. Admin Form An admin form is enclosed. On this form we ask you to provide details of your T-shirt size, for the free shirt you receive at the finish, and also to indicate which of the two Challenge Dinners in Montrose you wish to attend (Thursday 27 May or Friday 28 May). Please return this form (which can also be downloaded from the Challenge website and emailed to us) to the Co-Ordinator, using the same deadline as for your route. Use one form for each pair or group. This is the second time we have used this form, and we do need everyone to complete and return it, please. In 2009 we found the information provided this way to be very useful. The form also asks you to provide some medical information which could be vital in an emergency. The Standby List A note explaining how the Challenge standby list operates may be helpful, especially as we are altering the way it works for 2010. Everyone unsuccessful in the draw for places is placed on the standby list, which is itself then subjected to a draw for order of places. Those now on the list have been advised of their placings. We try to keep everyone advised of their placing on a regular basis. The list is quite dynamic as people either withdraw from the Challenge itself or decide to do something else next May and withdraw from the standby list, so people can move up it quite rapidly, especially after Christmas. Once someone is near the top of the list we let them know and ask them to start preparing a route and we then confirm their places as soon as these become available. We then ask people to submit a route and re-send their entry fee to us. We are however making one change for 2010 in that we have front loaded the Challenge to take 330 people at this stage instead of the normal 300. We will maintain the number at 330 until 1 April 2010, when the standby list will close. Withdrawals after that date (in recent years there have been quite a few late withdrawals) will enable the final number to reduce down to nearer the usual figure of 300. We hope this is clear and a sensible way to proceed. We hope very much that those on the standby list will get their places back, but if they dont, we hope that they can enter for 2011. We do our very best to ensure that no-one is disappointed two years running. Correspondence and Queries All correspondence should be addressed to Roger Smith, TGOC Co-Ordinator, 51 Benbecula, St Leonards, East Kilbride, Scotland G74 2BS, phone 01355 233394, email: roger.smithwalk@blueyonder.co.uk. We will do our very best to answer any query you may have on any aspect of the event. Our aim is to provide a high level of individual service to every Challenger. Disclaimer Newsquest (Herald & Times) Ltd, their agents, personnel or associates, disclaim any responsibility whatsoever for the individual safety and security of participants in the TGO Challenge. We do urge you to check your own personal insurance cover before setting off. A Brief History The idea for the Challenge came from the writer and mountaineer Hamish Brown. Having crossed Scotland on foot himself, he felt that this was a trek that could be accomplished and enjoyed by others within the framework of an organised non-competitive event. Hamish presented the idea to Roger Smith, then editor of The Great Outdoors magazine, in autumn 1979, and it was agreed that the first event would be held in May 1980. The name was originally the Ultimate Challenge after the events co-sponsors, Ultimate Equipment Ltd. Following Ultimates withdrawal in 1992 it became the Great Outdoors Challenge and now, with the magazine having shortened its name to TGO, it is called the TGO Challenge. The magazine has sponsored the event from the outset and there are currently two supporting partners, the equipment firm Rab and the adventure trekking company Mountain Kingdoms. The Challenge has been held every May since 1980 and it is a tribute to Hamishs original concept that the format of the event has not been altered in all that time. The organisation has become more sophisticated, and technology such as email, mobile phones and GPS systems has arrived, but the basic framework remains the same. Hamish himself was one of 5 people who completed all of the first ten Challenges. The others were Bill Robertson, Bob Dawes, Ron Reynolds and Dave MacArthur. Bill has so far completed 28 crossings, the most of anyone. The only year in which a full Challenge was not held was 2001, when the outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease led to severe access restrictions. A part crossing from Strathspey to the east coast was arranged. The limit on numbers taking part has been raised several times, and currently stands at 300 (a special exception was made for the 30th Challenge, with the number raised to 360). In 2004, to mark the 25th Challenge, the event was held over 3 weeks with two waves of walkers starting a week apart. There were 395 starters in total. Full statistics are available on the Challenge Database which can be obtained from the Co-Ordinator; up to 2009, a total of 7250 people had started the Challenge and 6493 had successfully completed their crossings a remarkable achievement for a remarkable event. Our Sponsor and Partners Tha events main sponsor is TGO, the UKs leading monthly magazine for hillwalkers and backpackers. The magazine is published by Newsquest and is widely available at newsagents or on subscription (enquiries to 0141 302 7718 or 7719,  HYPERLINK "mailto:tgo.subs@tgomagazine.co.uk" tgo.subs@tgomagazine.co.uk). Our two main partners are Rab and Mountain Kingdoms. Rab are one of the UKs leading equipment manufacturers and produce a wide range of high quality, innovative clothing and equipment. They are part of the EquipUK group. For more details go to their website at  HYPERLINK "http://www.equipuk.co.uk" www.equipuk.co.uk and click on the Rab link. Mountain Kingdoms (formerly Himalayan Kingdoms) are a major travel adventure firm based in the Cotswolds. They offer a wide range of trekking holidays to many parts of the world. 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