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What is packrafting? Explore Scotland's peaks by water

We test out the cleverly designed rafts that attach to your pack, allowing easy switching between water and land
What is packrafting? Explore Scotland's peaks by water
Packrafting is a great way to get yourself and your gear to where you want to go (Image Credit: Shutterstock)

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Daniella Theis

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