Ben Nevis Race
The programme heads west to Fort William for the Ben Nevis race, often described as the world's toughest. Cameron McNeish takes viewers on an excursion into the hills.
This month the Adventure Show heads west to Fort William for the Ben Nevis race, often described as the world's toughest. Each year nearly 500 men and women run or throw themselves up and down Britain's highest mountain in under four hours - and the fastest do it in just one and a half. It started in 1895 and since then competitors have been coming to Lochaber from around the world to take part in the challenge.
Also, we find out how to make the most out of a day in the mountains with the experts from our National Outdoor Training Centre, Glenmore Lodge, and discover why one man is planning to enter the record books by running non stop from John o'Groats to Morocco. Finally, we follow Cameron McNeish on an excursion into the hills.
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Ben Nevis Race
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Ben Nevis Race Part 1
Scotland's toughest hill race.
Duration: 09:37
Wild Walks with Cameron McNeish
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Wild Walks with Cameron McNeish
Cameron McNeish explores the 'brooding witches' of the Mamores range.
Duration: 06:30
Making the most of mountains
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Making the most of mountains
How to make the most out of a day at the mountains.
Duration: 07:05
Ben Nevis Race
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Ben Nevis Race Part 2
Scotland's toughest hill race.
Duration: 11:05
Fell-running Guide
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Fell-running Guide
A fell-running guide with Findlay Wild of Lochaber Athletic Club.
Duration: 04:30
John O' Groats to the Sahara
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John O' Groats to the Sahara
Andrew Murray is running 3000 miles.
Duration: 06:51
Ben Nevis Race
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Ben Nevis Race Part 3
Scotland's toughest hill race.
Duration: 13:18
Credits
Role Contributor Producer Richard Else Producer Margaret Wicks Broadcast
- Tue 2 Nov 2010 19:00大象传媒 Two Scotland
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