You could look at the Camino de Santiago, walking route. It is a 800km Pilgrimage route through Spain, and finishes at Finisterre with a short extension. The riding is almost entirely non-technical and has plenty of accom en route. Though it is a  pilgrimage route it is walked/cycled by many non-religous types as it is a very interesting cultural/scenic journey in it's own right.
Gari

http://bearbonesbikepacking.co.uk/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=2135

Wow, they came out a little bigger than I was expecting!
Gari

a quick ride out with the camera in Glen Callater


The weather hs been very promising here, assuming you are a skier or fatbiker


parked at the Bothy at Callater Stables, I had a brew kit with me so stoped in for coffee and cake...any fool can be uncomfortable right

UK here too, Aviemore in the Cairngorms.

Yeh, that middle section is pretty grim eh? They use Argo cats on it for stalking and they make a huge quagmire wherever they go if it's wet!!
I am looking out of the window here and a little snow is lying on the floor, I was in Glen Callater last night in a bothy and it was pretty cold. Thank heaven for down
Gari

Nice pics. I see Glen Feshie was wet and soggy for you, often the case I am afraid.
Recognise the hostel pic, strangely I am currently sat in there as I write this.

I was out in Glen Callater yesterday and it was pretty cold, well below freezing!
Gari