Tuesday, 18 November 2008
We have been working hard through the autumn preparing for (hopefully) another busy season in 2009. We are already taking a steady stream of bookings for 2009 walking holidays, and have also been checking up on accommodation and recent changes to routes on our established walking holidays, such as Hadrian's Wall Walk and the Coast to Coast path.On top of this we well as researching two new routes to add to our walking holidays in 2009. Both of these routes are in Scotland, and follow on from the success of the West Highland Way and Great Glen Way walking holidays in 2008.
The Rob Roy Way starts in Drymen, one day in on the West Highland Way, and meanders through forests and loch sides, and glens through the heart of the Trossachs. It is a reasonably straightforward walk on the whole, passing through wonderful scenery on generally well made paths. Watch our website for further details soon.
Our second new walking holiday for 2009 is the Speyside Way. From Buckie on the Moray Firth the walk follows the River Spey upstream past many of Scotland’s most famous distilleries, through the historic towns of Dufftown and Grantown on Spey, to finish in the highland resort of Aviemore, at the foot of the Cairngorms. Another fairly gentle walk, the Speyside Way passes through rolling countryside and foothills as it heads inland. Again, more details on the website soon.
The Rob Roy Way starts in Drymen, one day in on the West Highland Way, and meanders through forests and loch sides, and glens through the heart of the Trossachs. It is a reasonably straightforward walk on the whole, passing through wonderful scenery on generally well made paths. Watch our website for further details soon.
Our second new walking holiday for 2009 is the Speyside Way. From Buckie on the Moray Firth the walk follows the River Spey upstream past many of Scotland’s most famous distilleries, through the historic towns of Dufftown and Grantown on Spey, to finish in the highland resort of Aviemore, at the foot of the Cairngorms. Another fairly gentle walk, the Speyside Way passes through rolling countryside and foothills as it heads inland. Again, more details on the website soon.
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