9 Walking holidays in Scotland found
Scotland self guided walking holiday
Self guided walking holiday in Scotland
From £413.5 7 days ex flights
Tailor made:
Trips available from April to October
Walking holidays in Cairngorms
Guided Walking breaks in the Cairngorms National Park
From £485 to £1,037 7 days ex flights
Small group travel:
2019: 7 Jun, 21 Jun, 25 Jun, 28 Jun, 23 Aug
Scotland winter walking holidays
Scotland winter snow and sunshine
From £895 7 days ex flights
Small group travel
Short break walking holiday in Scotland, Lairig Ghru
A self-guided walking challenge across the Cairngorms
From £151 2 days ex flights
Tailor made:
May - October
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Knoydart bunkhouse accommodation, Scotland
Friendly West Highland bunkhouse on the Knoydart peninsula
From £18 per person per night
Accommodation
Hiking holidays in Scotland
Unique and dramatic views
From £1,010 6 days ex flights
Small group travel:
2019: 7 Sep
Scottish Highlands holiday with yurt accommodation
Scotland highlights, Loch ness, Skye and the Highlands
From £1,065 8 days ex flights
Small group travel
Great Glen Way walking holiday in Scotland
Self guided walking tour of Scotland's Great Glen
From £518 to £686 8 days ex flights
Tailor made:
This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements
West Highland Way walking holiday, Scotland
Iconic walk discovering the stunning Scottish Highlands
From £650 8 days ex flights
Tailor made:
Daily departures from 23 Mar to 5 Oct
From
£413.5
excluding flights
Memorable parts?
On a personal level; learning what types of hiking and travel are ideal for my partner and me. Otherwise; spending time in Boat of Garten, a small town in
Scotland. During our relatively short stay, we felt a sense of community and acceptance for us and the other tourist coming to the town.
Tips?
Stay longer.
Local benefits?
I do feel the local people benefited from our stay. Rebecca and Andy used local resources for food and was able to suggest local sights... (more)Patricia Gabris
From
£895
excluding flights
Getting up some of the most beautiful mountains in the region, with a great bunch of people. Learning how to do an ice axe arrest whilst sliding down a slope was the best fun! (more)Sarah Daly
The sense of achievement after pushing my boundaries when I climbed out of the Corrie with ice axe and crampons; not being keen on heights - the instructor was so encouraging and supportive that I faced my fears and got on with it! (more)Sue Waton
Learning the techniques including how to walk on ice using Crampons, learning how to navigate in whiteout conditions and recovery procedures after a fall using ice axes. Really good group atmosphere. (more)Matthieu Pinel
From
£1,010
excluding flights
Memorable parts?
The walking, the food, and Rebecca and Andy's hospitality.
Local benefits?
Andy and Rebecca have tried really hard to create a B&B which offers a very comfortable experience but yet limits the environmental impact. Everything that can be recycled or reused is, but yet at the same time this doesn’t effect the quality of the service offered and I feel this certainly adds to the whole experience and ambience of the lodge.
Overall rating?
An excellent holiday,... (more)Ruth Seward
From
£18
per person per night
Memorable parts?
climbing LadhAR BHEINN
Tips?
COME PREPARED FOR ANY KIND OF WEATHER
Local benefits?
Yes
Overall rating?
A wonderful experience (more)May Diver
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