West Highland Way
From £455pp
Walking Holidays
Distance 96 miles / 154 km
Duration 6 - 10 Nights
Walking Trails in the Scottish Highlands
Discover the Majestic Scottish Highlands on Foot
The Highlands of Scotland is the stuff of legends. Here cascading waterfalls flow into rushing rivers and serene lochs, surrounded by enchanting forests and lush wilderness. Experience beautiful scenery and quaint villages, as the walking trail winds its way through mountains and glens, taking in magnificent views.
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- Experience one of the world's most famous long-distance walks
- Enjoy breathtaking scenery from Loch Lomond into the heart of the Scottish Highlands
- Relish the wonderful international camaraderie of your fellow walkers
- Experience one of Scotland's most famous long-distance walks
- Explore mysterious Loch Ness and enjoy a cruise on the loch
- Hike through deep glens, ancient forests and dramatic mountains
- Sample whisky at some of Scotland's finest distilleries, such as Glenlivet and Glenfiddich
- Walk through the magnificent Cairngorms - Britain's largest National Park
- Visit Ballindalloch Castle, one of the most romantic castles in Scotland
- Take in some of the best mountain and coastal views in the British Isles
- Walk through the dramatic Red and Black Cuillin Mountains
- Traverse the Trotternish Ridge to the Old Man of Storr - one of the best ridge walks in Scotland
- Follow in the footsteps of legendary Scottish folk hero Rob Roy MacGregor
- Walk through beautiful forests and alongside some of Scotland's finest lochs, rivers and waterfalls
- Discover the well-worn track used during the dramatic Jacobite uprisings and clan feuds
- Experience fabulous views of Scotland's highest mountains including Ben Nevis and the mighty Cairngorms
- Discover the abundant wildlife, flora and fauna of the Scottish Highlands
- Enjoy enchanting forests, peaceful mountain wilderness and lochside trails
- Take in spectacular views of Loch Ness from the beautiful pebbled beach at Dores
- Immerse yourself in Highland life, exploring the small villages of Foyers, Dores and Invermoriston
- Experience the undiscovered southern banks of Loch Ness
- The breathtaking scenery of Strathardle, Glenshee and Glen Isla
- Walk in the footsteps of the ‘Caterans’ - marauding cattle thieves who flourished in this lawless part of Highland Scotland from the Middle Ages to the 17th century
- The lively town of Blairgowrie, the focus of the Perthshire soft fruit growing industry