Scotland
Munros, sea lochs, castles and the wildest country in Britain.
919 walks · 27 regions · 166 places to see
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Clydecoast · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia CommonsScotland has the biggest hills in Britain and more open country than anywhere else in the UK, from the Munros of the Cairngorms and Glen Coe to the sea-washed peaks of Skye and Torridon. Thanks to the right of responsible access, you can walk almost anywhere, as long as you follow the Scottish Outdoor Access Code.
It's also a country of castles, glens, waterfalls and white-sand beaches, with a network of bothies for those heading deep into the hills.
Walks in Scotland
Guides to walking in Scotland
All guides- Guide · 8 walksSkye's classic short walksThe Storr, the Quiraing, the Fairy Pools and five more: the walks everyone comes to Skye for, and how to do them without the crowds.
- Guide · 7 walksAssynt and the far north-west: a road trip in walksBeaches, caves, a broch and the rock face that changed geology, between Ullapool and Cape Wrath.
- Guide · 0 walksScotland's right to roam, explainedYou can walk almost anywhere in Scotland. Here is what that means in practice, where it stops, and what it asks of you in return.
- Guide · 0 walksWalking in the Highlands in stalking seasonFrom July to February someone may be stalking deer on the hill you want to climb. Here's how it works, how to find out, and how to plan a good autumn day around it.
- Guide · 10 walksEasy Munros: ten to start withNo Munro is a stroll, but some are kinder than others. These are the ones we'd send a friend up first.
- Guide · 10 walksWalks near Glasgow you can do by trainTen walks from Glasgow with a station at the start, from an afternoon in a country park to a Munro from a bus stop.
- Guide · 9 walksWalks near Edinburgh you can do by busNine walks from the city centre by Lothian bus or a short train ride, from the Water of Leith to the top of the Pentlands.
- Guide · 7 walksFamily walks in the Cairngorms National ParkSeven walks for children in Britain's biggest national park: lochs, corries, castles and a trail with painted wildcats to find.
- Guide · 10 walksScotland's best beach walksTen walks to white sand, singing sand and dunes the size of hills, from Ardnamurchan to the Moray coast.
National parks in Scotland
Regions of Scotland
Castles in Scotland
Waterfalls in Scotland
Beaches in Scotland
Abbeys and priories in Scotland
Stone circles in Scotland
Lighthouses in Scotland
Caves in Scotland
Scottish Outdoor Access Code
In Scotland you have a right of responsible access to most land, including the hills, as long as you follow the Scottish Outdoor Access Code.
Read the code