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Extreme sports

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Nick Nairn

Go Ape

In Queen Elizabeth Forest near Aberfoyle, Nick Nairn tries the Go Ape high wire course, home to the longest zip wire in Britain.

Alps

X-Alps

Scots couple Ulric and Ruth Jessop became the first Scottish team to enter X-Alps, claimed by some to be "the world’s most extreme race."

Karen Darke

Turning Point: Karen Darke

Karen Darke reveals why even a devastating climbing accident couldn't quash her love of the outdoors.

Audio And Video

Skydiving for beginners

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Riders in Fort William MTB World Cup

Fort William Mountain Bike World Cup 2008

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