Scotland

We offer self-guided walking packages for 7 of the most popular and spectacular long distance walks in Scotland. Our walking holidays are ideal for anyone seeking to combine a walking trip with spectacular scenery and allow you to explore our beautiful countryside at your own pace.

Our walking holidays in Scotland include the West Highland Way, Great Glen Way, Rob Roy Way, Speyside Way and Kintyre Way. Click here to view a map of our Long Distance Walks in Scotland.

We would be delighted to arrange additional days at any of your overnight locations and are keen to be as flexible as your itinerary needs to be - just contact us and we'd be delighted to discuss your requirements.

If you'd prefer to be based in one or two locations then our centre based walking holidays are ideal - combine some of the best walking in the Highlands of Scotland with peace and tranquility and without the hassle of moving on each day.

These holidays provide a choice of accommodation from hand-picked Guest Houses and Inns to the very best Highland Hotels. Each day you decide which walking route to follow from a range of our suggestions - explore the magnificent hills and glens of the Highlands, the grand and ancient pine forests of Speyside or spectacular coastal walking on the Islands of Skye or Orkney.

On some days you may choose a short walk or not to walk at all, as these areas also offer fantastic sightseeing opportunities. Click here to view a map of our Centre Based Walks in Scotland.

West Highland Way: The West Highland Way is one of the world’s classic long distance walking trails. It stretches 95 miles north from Milngavie, in the northern suburbs of Glasgow to Fort William, a Highland town nestled at the foot of Ben Nevis......; .
Great Glen Way: The Great Glen Way links the Atlantic Ocean in the West of Scotland with the Moray Firth on the East. It follows the route of the Caledonian Canal which links the large lochs along the Great Glen. Opened in 2002 this coast to coast walk......; .
Arran Coastal Way: The Arran Coastal Way is a wonderful walking experience around the enchanting Island of Arran. An enjoyable one hour ferry journey across the sheltered waters of the Firth of Clyde will transport you to the most southerly and the most accessible of all the Scottish Islands......; .
Kintyre Way: The Kintyre Way is Scotland's latest long distance walk and is located in the remote and beautiful Kintyre Peninsula on the West Coast of Scotland. Opened in August 2006 and stretching from Tarbert Harbour in the north, to Dunaverty Bay in the south......; .
Rob Roy Way: The Rob Roy Way is a wonderful long distance walking trail through the spectacular Southern Highlands, linking the diverse scenery of the Trossachs with the beauty of Highland Perthshire.This 79 mile trail passes through some fine Highland scenery......; .
Speyside Way: The Speyside Way is a self-guided walking holiday through the heart of Whisky Country to the foothills of the Cairngorm Mountains. Speyside is one of the loveliest and most unspoilt parts of the British Isles overlooked by some of its highest mountains......; .
St Cuthbert's Way: The St Cuthbert’s Way stretches nearly 63 miles across the peaceful Scottish Borders to the Northumberland Coast. This is a route with both a religious and historical interest. It begins in Melrose, the location of the Celtic monk St Cuthbert's early monastic life......; .
Cairngorms National Park & Speyside: The Cairngorms National Park is a wonderful destination for a walking holiday and is home to the wildest area of uplands in Scotland; it boasts 4 of the 5 highest peaks in the country. Deep glens cut through the mountains and pristine Caledonian pine forests and sparkling lochans enhance the wonderful natural beauty of the area.......; .
Isle of Skye: This self-guided walking holiday on the Isle of Skye follows excellent trails and enjoys magnificent views of the mountains and seascape - a walking holiday on Skye simply makes for a wonderful and unforgettable experience.The magical Isle of Skye is one of the most popular destinations to enjoy a walking holiday in Scotland. The area is famed for its ......; .
North West Highlands: At the very edge of Europe, the majestic peaks and sparkling lochs of the North West Highlands remain relatively untouched and unvisited. Easily accessible, these landscapes are a walker’s paradise and a perfect destination for a self-guided walking holiday for those in search of solitude.This remote and starkly beautiful......; .
Orkney Isles: There is something almost mystical about the wild and beautiful Islands of Orkney, 70 small islands and skerries located just 6 miles north of the Scottish mainland. A deep sense of history is everywhere in these scattered islands where life is defined by the past and sculpted by the sea.Orkney is a truly unique walking holiday .....; .
Charity & Group Walks: Whether you are a group of friends or family, a Club, Charity or are planning a Corporate Team Building Event, our self-guided walking routes offer a range of itineraries and accommodation which can be tailored to your group’s requirements......; .