Dougie Vipond
Self - Presenter
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Series SeasonSeason 11 episodes2017
The Adventure Show
2017/2018
Scotland's thriving adventure sports scene
Episodes
Each episode has its own detail page.
Episode 160 min2017-06-27
Episode 1
In the first of a new series, the Adventure Show visits the rugged Kintyre Peninsula to join athletes in one of Scotland's most scenic races - the Kintyre Way Ultra.
Episode 260 min2017-07-23
Episode 2
The Adventure Show is in Fort William for the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup. And there is a ride down one of the longest and toughest courses on the World Cup circuit.
Episode 360 min2017-09-03
Episode 3
The Adventure Show is at the River Tay for the inaugaral Adventure Show Super Cup, with Olympic gold medallist Tim Baillie providing an expert's view on the action.
Episode 460 min2017-10-08
Episode 4
This month's Adventure Show is in Torridon for the Celtman Extreme Scottish Triathlon. The event consists of a 3,000-metre swim, 202 kilometres of biking and a 42-kilometre run.
Episode 560 min2017-11-12
Episode 5
This month's Adventure Show joins 300 competitors from all over the UK for nearly 60 miles of racing in the majestic landscape of Highland Perthshire.
Episode 660 min2017-12-27
Roads Less Travelled - The Heart of Scotland Special (Part 1)
First of two Adventure Show specials in which Cameron McNeish journeys over 300 miles through some of Scotland's most impressive wild places.
Episode 760 min2017-12-28
Roads Less Travelled - The Heart of Scotland Special (Part 2)
Second of two Adventure Show specials in which Cameron McNeish journeys over 300 miles through some of Scotland's most impressive wild places.
Episode 860 min2018-03-11
Episode 8
This month's Adventure Show sees 1,000 competitors head north of Inverness in the middle of winter for one of the world's toughest mountain bike races - the Strathpuffer 24.
Episode 960 min2018-05-16
Take a Hike
An Adventure Show special in which Cameron McNeish explores Scotland's deep-seated passion for walking, something that stretches back through the centuries.