The Royal
Highlands

The rally opens at Cameron House on the shores of Loch Lomond, inside the Trossachs National Park. The afternoon brings the convoy together for clay target shooting on the estate, followed by welcome drinks, the route briefing, and a private opening dinner.

The convoy rolls out west into the heart of the Highlands. The route sweeps through the towering walls of Glencoe and on to the iconic Eilean Donan Castle — the biggest driving day of the rally.

A full day on the Isle of Skye. Single-track roads wind beneath the Quiraing's jagged ridgelines before the day closes with a private single-malt tasting at the home of Talisker.

The convoy boards the ferry across the Sound of Sleat and lands back on the mainland, passing the Glenfinnan Viaduct on a route of lochside straights and mountain climbs heading east.

The grand finale over the Snow Roads — the highest public road pass in Britain. Glenshee's sweeping climbs lead to Braemar and a final descent to Gleneagles for the closing night.

A slow morning at Gleneagles — breakfast, goodbyes, and the short run back toward Edinburgh. Six days, 600 miles, and a convoy of new relationships that outlast the drive.