The Great Glen Way stretches for 118.5km from coast to coast across the Highlands, linking the main centres of Fort William and the regional capital of Inverness. The route follows the major natural faultline of the Great Glen which divides Scotland from coast to coast.

The idea is to connect the lowest place in Slovenia with the highest point, all self powered.  The high point is Triglav (2864m), and the lowest is so-called "Underwater Triglav", at 38m below sea level and 350m from shore.  The idea is to swim down to Underwater Triglav, swim to shore, bike ~210 km to the Triglav National Park, and then climb the mountain (10km).  One-way time starts at Underwater Triglav and ends at the summit.