What's The Most Geographically Remote Place You've Worn A Kilt?

[Santa Wally]

Well now, I imagine that the Imperial Sand Dunes area close to the Mexican border in SE California would be the remotest location for me:





I was there in October 2006.

Take care,
Ham.

What a FANTASTIC photo !!! Waves of sand, the great detail of the light and shadow is amazing. Thanks for posting it.

[shawhighlander]

The Virginia Highlands, near Mt. Rogers. ith:
It was a bit chilly, so I wore my 16oz. ancient Shaw tartan. Took about an hour nap on one of the larger boulders along the way.

[arrogcow]

No pics, but spent a week in a cave outside French Lick IN, working on a film.

Also Whitesburg KY (deep in Appalachia)

Adam

[Nervous Jock]

been skiing in the alps

[Arlen]

There are two places that could count. I honestly don't know which is more remote.
1 is at the top of Ben Nevis. (There were a lot of other hikers around, though.)

The other is in the car driving between Boise and Jackson hole. On the way home we took the scenic route and there were some long stretches of lonely road.

[NorCalPiper]

Dune 7 The Namib desert in South West Africa. Google "dune 7". Amazing!

[TNKiltedWolf]

The Appalachian Trail, and many others in the Great Smoky Mountains. Despite it being the most visited park in the US, once you get off the roads and get on the trails, it gets surprisingly remote.

Here's a picture of me and the wee one hiking from the Walker Sister's Cabin. Didn't see a soul the entire hike until we hit the road.