Overview
Rob Roy Way Highlights
- Walking in beautiful forests and by the lochs of Highland Perthshire and Argyll.
- Spending time in picturesque Callander & the beautiful Victorian town of Pitlochry.
The Rob Roy Way is a wonderful long distance walking route through the spectacular Southern Highlands, linking the Trossachs with the beauty of Highland Perthshire.
This 79 mile walk passes through some fine Highland scenery, meandering through beautiful glens and following tracks alongside rivers and shimmering lochs. The track also climbs over several high passes which provide magnificent views of the surrounding mountains.
The Rob Roy Way walk begins in the picturesque village of Drymen on the outskirts of Glasgow, close to the shores of Loch Lomond.
The track passes by the lovely waters of Loch Venachar, Loch Lubnaig, Loch Earn and Loch Tay and, as the name suggests, follows in the footsteps of legendary Rob Roy MacGregor, the fearless Highland clansman and cattle reiver. It ends in the pretty Victorian spa town of Pitlochry, situated at the foot of Ben Vrackie.
Trail Details
> Prices from: £ 385.00 per person
> Start / Finish: Drymen / Pitlochry
> Distance: 79 miles (126 km)
> Availability: Any Start Date from March to October
> Grading: Moderate
> Not way-marked but easy to follow with our route notes, Guidebook & Maps
