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Walking Holidays in Scotland

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Scotland is a true walker’s paradise, with everything from gentle lowland trails and coastal paths to the rugged peaks of the Highlands. Whether you’re drawn to the quiet charm of the Borders or the wild drama of the Highlands, there’s something here for everyone.

Our holidays showcase the best of Scotland – sweeping mountain landscapes, tranquil lochside views, glimpses into the country’s rich history, and even the chance to visit working distilleries or watch salmon leap upriver. Whatever your interests, we’ll help you find the Scottish walk that’s just right for you.

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Borders Abbeys Way

Follow riverside paths and rolling hills as you journey between the historic towns and ruined medieval abbeys of the Scottish Borders.
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Length: 5 – 8 nights
Full route length: 68 miles / 109 km
Average grade: Moderate
Why do this walk:

Marvel at four of Britain’s most magnificent ruined medieval abbeys.

Discover the story of the Border Reivers and Moss Troopers.

Explore the lands where King Robert the Bruce launched his raids into England.

Enjoy gentle riverside paths following the Tweed and the Teviot.

Immerse yourself in the peace and tranquility of the spacious Borders farmlands.

Fife Coastal Path

A scenic coastal journey from the Forth Estuary to the Tay Estuary, passing golden beaches, fishing villages, and dramatic cliffs.
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Length: 4 – 7 nights
Full route length: 81 miles / 130 km
Shortest route length: 34 miles / 55km
Average grade: Easy to Moderate
Why do this walk:

Delight in 15 Seaside Award beaches and discover a host of charming coves.

Marvel at rock formations, lava flows and fossil sites.

View stunning examples of architecture spanning eight centuries.

Enjoy the many nature or wildlife reserves and sites of special scientific interest.

Walk through historic fishing villages with bustling harbours.

Great Glen Way

Walk coast to coast through the heart of the Highlands, following canal towpaths, lochside trails, and peaceful forest tracks.
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Length: 6 – 8 nights
Full route length: 73 miles / 117 km
Average grade: Moderate
Why do this walk:

Experience the majesty of Ben Nevis standing tall at the start of the route.

Enjoy stunning views of Scotland’s most famous lochs, including the iconic Loch Ness.

Follow the historic Caledonian Canal, passing the impressive Neptune’s Staircase.

Spot wildlife in ancient woodlands, from red squirrels and pine martens to golden eagles.

Arrive in Inverness, with its historic castle marking the journey’s end.

John Muir Way

A diverse route blending coastal trails, countryside paths, and a touch of city walking, celebrating Scotland’s landscapes and heritage.
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Length: 5 – 11 nights
Full route length: 135 miles / 217 km
Shortest route length: 57 miles / 92 km
Average grade: Easy to Moderate
Why do this walk:

Walk coast to coast through Scotland on a picturesque low level trail.

Journey in the shadows of the impressive Campsie Fells and Kilsyth Hills.

Marvel at the incredible Falkirk Wheel and walk alongside the Union Canal.

Enjoy panoramic views over Edinburgh from Arthur’s Seat.

Walk through the John Muir Country Park, home to over 400 plant species.

Rob Roy Way

Follow in the footsteps of Rob Roy MacGregor through spectacular Highland scenery, where rugged mountains and glistening lochs define the landscape.
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Length: 6 – 8 nights
Full route length: 79 miles / 126 km
Shortest route length: 69 miles / 111 km
Average grade: Moderate
Why do this walk:

Experience the beauty of the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park.

Discover the tranquil shores of Loch Tay, surrounded by towering mountains.

Visit the historic Balquhidder Kirk, the final resting place of Rob Roy MacGregor.

Wander through through the scenic landscapes of the Trossachs.

Visit picturesque Callandar and the renowned Victorian town of Pitlochry.

Speyside Way

Journey from the Moray Coast to the Cairngorms through whisky country, following the River Spey, peaceful forests, and remote highland glens.
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Length: 6 – 8 nights
Full route length: 92 miles / 148 km
Shortest route length: 65 miles / 105 km
Average grade: Moderate to Challenging
Why do this walk:

Discover the artistry of Scotland’s whisky-making heritage at renowned distilleries.

Enjoy stunning views of the River Spey and its picturesque surroundings.

Experience breathtaking views of the Cairngorm Mountains.

Enjoy the peace and tranquillity of one of Scotland’s quieter corners.

End your adventure in the historic village of Aviemore.

St Cuthbert’s Way

A tranquil walk from countryside to coast, passing through rolling Borders landscapes before reaching the tidal island of Lindisfarne.
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Length: 5 – 8 nights
Full route length: 63 miles / 101 km
Average grade: Moderate
Why do this walk:

Follow a route steeped in history and spirituality.

Experience the beauty of rolling hills, meandering rivers, and peaceful woodlands.

Visit Dryburgh Abbey, and the historic town of Melrose.

Follow the ancient Roman road of Dere Street, connecting you to centuries of history.

Cross the tidal causeway to the Holy Island of Lindisfarne, Priory and Castle.
West Highland Way

West Highland Way

Weave through classic Highland landscapes of lochs, glens, and rugged mountains on Scotland’s most famous long-distance trail.

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Length: 4 – 10 nights
Full route length: 95 miles / 152 km
Shortest route length: 46 miles / 74 km
Average grade: Moderate to Challenging
Why do this walk:

Walk from the Lowlands into the Highlands on Scotland’s most iconic long-distance trail.

Enjoy stunning views over Loch Lomond from Conic Hill.

Experience the untamed wilderness of Rannoch Moor.

Marvel at Buachaille Etive Mòr, one of Scotland’s most iconic mountains.

Complete your journey in Fort William, watched over by the magnificent Ben Nevis.