Experience walking holidays in the Highlands — a vast, elemental land of lochs, glens, and endless adventure.
The Scottish Highlands are a region of scale, solitude, and raw natural beauty — shaped by peaks, moorland, and sky. To walk here is to step into a wilder world. Light shifts by the minute. Weather rolls in and out. And every trail leads deeper into a landscape that feels ancient, powerful, and profoundly peaceful.
This is classic walking country in Scotland — not just for challenge, but for clarity. Whether you're following a long-distance path like the West Highland Way or wandering through a quiet pinewood glen, the Highlands invite you to slow down, breathe deeply, and feel the land underfoot.
Scotland’s best-known long-distance walking trail, running 96 miles from Milngavie (near Glasgow) to Fort William beneath Ben Nevis. Expect lochside walking, highland passes, historic inns, and a deep connection to the landscape.
A coast-to-coast route from Fort William to Inverness following the natural rift that splits the Highlands. Walk alongside Loch Ness, the Caledonian Canal, and through tranquil woodlands with sweeping views.
Widely considered one of Scotland’s most beautiful glens. Explore native pine forests, quiet loch shores, and mountain-framed trails in a landscape that feels untouched and restorative.
The Scottish Highlands aren’t just a destination — they’re an experience. Raw, remote, and unforgettable, this is walking at its most powerful. Take the trail, feel the weather, follow the land — and let the Highlands move you.
