West and north coasts of the NC500 complete, today its all about the route south and the east coast. However first is the breath taking Dunnet Head
(The true most northern point of mainland Britain) and a stop for photographs, back on the bike for a short hop and another stop, this time at the world famous John O'Groats signpost for more photographs at this iconic location. Now its back to the NC500 taking adventurers south as it follows the east coast, passing the city of Inverness (The official start and finish points of the NC500), then onto stunning and tranquil Loch Ness whose shores the route follows; keep eyes peeled for "Nessie" and the ruins of 16th century Urqhart Castle on the lakeshore. No trip to this area of Scotland would be complete without an excursion to the Commando Memorial, its here respects can be payed to the men of the original British
Commando Forces raised during World War II. The memorial overlooks the
training areas of the Commando Training Depot established in 1942 at
Achnacarry Castle. Respects payed its a short ride to the final destination of the day, Fort William in the shadow of magnificent Ben Nevis.

The route from Denholm to Kettlesing Bottom covers over 210 glorious, twisting miles as it traces a path up hill and down dale across beautiful
northern England, taking in scenic Kielder Water and 3 national parks for good measure. Today maybe the last group day of this tour but it doesn't mean the end of spectacular sights and snaking roads. The mountains may have been ridden, but there are still thrills aplenty as the route passing through the vast Northumberland National Park, racing past Hadrian's Wall, snaking across the North Pennines, making progress onwards and through the spectacular Lake District. And finally into the Yorkshire Dales and its many moods; it can be wild and windswept on exposed hills and dales or quietly tranquil in beautiful valleys, towns and villages. It's here in the beauty of Yorkshire that your adventure must sadly come to an end, but with one further delight in store - The Queens Head Inn. The Queens Head, situated in the charming hamlet of Kettlesing Bottom, is a true delight full of character and charm, and its here you'll spend your final evening eating splendid pub food, reminiscing with new friends about the fabulous 6 day Redee Adventure you've experienced, sampling Yorkshires finest ales.