Scotland has become a mecca for hikers in recent years due to the great scenery and unspoilt countryside. In recent years also been become popular for holiday long distance, this has been helped by the road markings on many trails.

West Highland Way

This is the route Hiking in Scotland and the longest primary of 152 kilometers. The West Highland Way begins in Milngavie, a suburb of Glasgow. From the center of Glasgow, it only takes about twenty minutes to reach the beginning of the road.

This is the best support of all hiking trails, there are many tour operators and transportation brokers, companies that offer their services and to make life a little easier to walk on this route on foot sometimes bumpy.

The route ends at Fort William in the heart of the highlands Scotland. This is one of the amazing things about walking the West Highland Way – begins in the lowlands of Scotland and walk to and through the highlands, along Loch Lomond-side, located through Glen Coe to the Devil's Staircase, and finally end at the foot of Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in Scotland.

Rob Roy Way

Due to the National Trust in Scotland, now you can have the opportunity to walk in the footsteps of Rob Roy McGregor (1671 -1734), one of the bandits Scotland's most famous, some would say freedom fighter.

This route starts in Drymen, a small town in the West Highland Way passes through. From snakes here 126 kilometers northeast of Pitlochry, on the east side of the Sierra. This entire route was recently sharply through private property after agreed that access. The Rob Roy Way is for the traveler who wants a little more solitude than the West Highland Way, especially during the months very intense between May and August.

Great Glen Way

The Great Glen Way can be walked as an extension of the West Highland Way. This is a 117 kilometers of four or five night routes Fort William to Inverness in the North Sea coast of Scotland. The main highlight of this route is to walk along the side of Loch Ness, home of the famous Loch Ness monster.

The Great Glen Way is one of the few long-distance routes can also be completed by bicycle.

The coastal road Arran

This is a fascinating 100km coastal walking holiday around one of the most famous islands in Scotland and is often described as Scotland in miniature. It is a wonderful relaxing walk where you walk along the beautiful coastal stretches have the option to raise goat fell in love with a spectacular view or visit the Cueva de los Reyes.

The Speyside Way

This is a really great long distance walk 100 kilometers ranging from five days to walk 148 kilometers to miles and seven days of hiking. The tour starts in Buckie and travel south west towards Aviemore and you can not fail to be impressed by the magnificent scenery of this whiskey distillery in North East Scotland region.

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