Walking holidays in Scotland offer ramblers the chance to explore some of Britain's most spectacular landscapes, from the rugged peaks of Ben Nevis to the wild coastlines of Orkney. World-famous for its dramatic scenery, rich heritage, and captivating wilderness, Scotland has long attracted walkers eager to discover its mountains, glens, and islands.
This remarkable country boasts beautiful wildernesses where ancient history meets breathtaking natural landscapes. Scotland draws walkers back time after time to explore routes that range from gentle coastal paths to challenging mountain trails. Whether you're seeking panoramic highland views, atmospheric island walks, or trails through UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Scotland delivers unforgettable walking experiences at every turn.
This archipelago of Orkney features some of Europe’s finest archaeological treasures, with Neolithic relics dating back over 5,000 years. Highlights include the Ring of Brodgar, a UNESCO World Heritage Site comprised of 27 standing stones once used in prehistoric rituals, and Skara Brae, Europe's most complete Neolithic village, last occupied around 2500 BC. These ancient sites add a fascinating cultural dimension to coastal walks across the islands.
Scotland's walking legacy includes iconic routes such as Ben Nevis, Britain's highest mountain, and the shores of Loch Lomond, an area brimming with natural beauty and scenic trails. From the Scottish Highlands to remote island coastlines, walking in Scotland is as enlightening as it is breathtaking.
Why choose a Scottish walking holiday
Scotland hiking tours provide an exceptional way to immerse yourself in this dramatic landscape, where nearly 7,000 miles of coastline and hundreds of islands create endlessly changing vistas. Our Scotland walking tours take you beyond the ordinary tourist routes to discover hidden corners and spectacular viewpoints that showcase this land of contrasts at its finest.
The Orkney Islands holiday offers a distinctly Nordic atmosphere, perfect for coastal walking enthusiasts. Orkney's trails pass remarkable landmarks, including the Old Man of Hoy, a towering red sandstone sea stack standing defiantly against the Atlantic. Birdwatchers will find this landscape unparalleled, with diverse seabird species gracing the cliffs and beaches throughout the year.
Our guided walking tours in Scotland feature expert leaders who accompany you on every trail, ensuring safe, enjoyable walks whilst sharing their deep knowledge of the landscapes, wildlife, and history you encounter. We keep our groups small, creating a sociable and personal walking experience where you can connect with like-minded travellers whilst exploring Scotland's wonders.
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