Grand Tours Of Scotland's Rivers
Grand Tours Of Scotland's Rivers is a TV show on BBC2. Seasoned traveller Paul Murton sets off downstream to explore five rivers over six programmes from source to sea. The program has been available since 2024. A total of 12 episodes have been broadcast, most recently in August 2024.
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Grand Tours Of Scotland's Rivers
Paul explores the River Garry, before heading south to walk the lyrical banks of the River Nith in Galloway.
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Paul Murton sets off downstream to explore Scottish rivers from source to sea.
Seasoned traveller Paul Murton sets off downstream to explore five rivers.
Paul Murton sets off downstream to explore Scottish rivers from source to sea.
From its source in remote Loch Spey, Paul follows the South Esk River to the east coast. He then explores the beautiful and surprising River Ayr.
Paul explores the Upper Dee from the Cairngorm mountains to Balmoral castle and Royal Deeside, and learns about a lost German Zeppelin and Queen Victoria’s 'darling' man.
Paul explores the River Oykel in Sutherland from its source in Assynt to the Dornoch Firth, and learns about the loneliest war grave in Britain and the Duke’s gigantic toothpick.
The River Forth is a quintessentially Scottish river, flowing from highlands to lowlands. Paul follows its meandering and history-filled course to the sea.
The River Irvine in Ayrshire is the hidden gem explored on this Grand Tour. From its source close to Loudoun Hill, Paul follows the river to the town of Irvine and the sea.
Paul explores the lower River Tay, following it from the Grandtully rapids to Dunkeld and its musical oak tree, past the home of Mrs Tiggy-winkle, and on to the sea.
Paul explores the upper reaches of the River Tay, flying over its source in a microlight, then searching for gold inside a mountain before discovering the heart of Scotland.
Paul explores the River Don from its source in the Grampians near Cock Bridge, downstream to Aberdeen. He meets kilted Highlanders, sculptors, eccentrics and bees along the way.