Scotland

The West Highland Way (max 12 days) is Scotland's most popular long-distance walking trail, quite possibly because it runs through some of the most iconic landscapes of the Scottish Highlands. The route is 96 miles long, which is equivalent to 154 kilometers, and guides you from Milngavie to Fort William through moorland, mountain passes, glens, and some of the most breathtaking landscapes in Scotland.

West Highland Way - Intensive (7 days)

West Highland Way - Medium (9 days)

West Highland Way - Easy (12 days)

The Rob Roy Way (max 10 days) is a Scottish long distance footpath that runs from Drymen in Stirling to Pitlochry in Perth and Kinross. The Rob Roy Way follows small paths and narrow roads and passes through dense woodland past the impressive Lakes of Loch Venachar, Loch Lubnaig, Loch Verdien, and Loch Tay. Along the way, you can enjoy the many views of the mighty peaks of the Scottish Highlands of which Ben Lawers is the highest. Alternately, the route follows quiet scenic roads and paths through the Scottish countryside where time seems to have stood still.

Rob Roy Way - Intensive (9 days)

Rob Roy Way - Medium (10 days)

The Great Glen Way (max 8 days) is a long-distance route that starts in Fort William and ends in Inverness, and follows the major natural faultline of the Great Glen which divides Scotland from coast to coast. This extraordinary trail is 79 mile/127 km long and offers its visitors breathtaking landscapes including lochs, hills, and forests. If you are looking for a gentle walk in Scotland, the Great Glen Way is an excellent option.

Great Glen Way - Intensive (7 days)

Great Glen Way - Medium (8 days)

The Skye Trail (max 9 days) runs right across the mystical Isle of Skye, a wild, windswept island at the edge of Europe. It is everythint you expect Scotland to be. Green, raw, ever changing weather patterns and more sheep than humans. The trail runs along the spectacular geological landmarks such as the Old Man of Storr and the jagged Cuillin mountains. Meanwhile you can stay in some of the prettiest villages in the country to enjoy a plate of haggis and whisky.

Skye Trail Full (9 days)

Skye Trail Northern Half (6 days)

The Ben Nevis Summit Hike (4 days) is perfect for a long weekend. We make sure you start the trek well-rested and end the trek in comfort with accommodation before and after the hike. Ben Nevis is Britain's highest mountain at 1344 meters. At Bookatrekking.com we created a trek along the spectacular final stage of the West Highland Way from Kinlochleven to the foot of Ben Nevis. The next day you have the chance to climb this iconic hill, soaring high above the other Highland peaks.