What’s your name? Bryan
Where do you come from? Australian but live in Scotland
What is your experience of unicycling? The super Nintendo game, Unirally got me into unicycling, ive Been riding on and off for approximately 20 years, recently got into bigger wheels for mountain and long distance unicycling, nothing gives me a greater sense of pride than when i pass cyclists 
I love that feeling too! Welcome to the forum 
Where are you in Scotland? We’re about to spend most of June there staying at a few different places and I’m planning to go unicycling with our dog (who generally pulls me!) in some wonderful scenery 
Yo i also uni my doggo sometimes, im in Inverness
I know a few decent routes if you are around and need a uni guide 
When we pass Inverness we really feel like we’re heading into Highlands proper - must be a great place to live. We’re stopping for a few days near Aviemore (Loch Morlich) and I’m hoping some of the forest routes around there will be good. I have two different types of wheeled transport I’m considering, my dog-assisted unicycle and my wife’s off road wheelchair which I push (not at the same time!). Both need approximately the same terrain difficulty levels (I’m no downhill muni-er) and outings can’t be too long. Years ago we cycled from Glenmore to Loch an Eilein but that would be a 12 mile route to go there and back which would be longer than dog or wheelchair have done before.