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Ben Nevis

Thu, 25th Oct 2018

If you fancy mountain climbing or advanced hill walking, then you’re going to need a few things. A lot of stamina, the right gear and experience. This is the highest…

Edinburgh Castle

Thu, 25th Oct 2018

Scotland’s famous icon, Edinburgh Castle, is the ‘crowning glory’ of our list of places to visit in Scotland. It is the symbol of both the City and the country of…

The National Museum Of Scotland

Thu, 25th Oct 2018

If you are going to Edinburgh, then you simply can’t afford to miss this. Not only is it one of the UK’s Top 10 visitor attractions; it’s also in the…

Borders Abbeys Way

Thu, 25th Oct 2018

In the picturesque Scottish borders, the Borders Abbeys Way is divided into five sections of very similar distances, ultimately making up a circular walk of approximately 64.5 miles. This walk…

The Annandale Way

Thu, 25th Oct 2018

Stretching 55 miles across Scotland, the Annandale Way can either be walked North to South or South to North. The Annandale Way begins at the source of the River Annan…

The Great Glen Way

Thu, 25th Oct 2018

Ranking an impressive 64th in the “Best Great British Walks”, the Great Glen Way consists of 76 miles which can either be walked, cycled or travelled by boat. This particular…

The West Highland Way

Thu, 25th Oct 2018

Beginning at Milngavie, the 154km (96m) West Highland Way follows the exquisite landscape of Loch Lomond towards Glencoe, climbing the famed Devil’s Staircase before finishing at Gordon Square, Fort William.…

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