The West Highland Way is Scotland’s premier walking route linking the Central Lowlands with the Highlands on a spectacular journey through farmland, beside lochs, across moors, through glens and over mountains. The 95ml(152km)walk begins at Milngavie near Glasgow, follows the winding shoreline of Loch Lomond, across bleak Rannoch Moor to reach the mountains of Glencoe and ends in Fort William in the shadow of Scotland’s highest mountain, Ben Nevis. The waymarked route follows good paths, abandoned railway lines, ancient drove routes and old military roads offering a frequently changing landscape and magnificent views.


You can do self guided tours in this area, please click on the dossier for more information the tour:

2009 tour prices:
Price per person sharing stg £TBC
Single room supplement stg £TBC
Minimum two persons

What does the tour price include?

• 7 Days walking/ 7 Nights accommodation with breakfast
• Accommodation in B&B or small hotels
• Emergency support
• Rucksac Reader guide book with map
• Luggage transfer

Self guided tour can start daily from April until September