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Walk Highlands - for walks and accommodation in Scotland

The Walkhighlands website features...

  • 777 free, detailed descriptions of walking routes across the Scottish Highlands
  • 1:25k OS mapping and GPS waypoints for every walk, sponsored by...
  • Over 1,600 accommodation options and things to see and do
  • Gaelic place-name pronunciation recordings - tackle those tricky mountain names
  • Win Tiso vouchers by sharing your walking experiences and photos
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The Cuillin from Elgol Gairloch Beach Craigellachie birchwoods On Beinn a'Bheithir White-tailed sea eagle Bla Bheinn from Marsco Loch na h-Earba Red squirrel

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What's this?

Welcome to Walk Highlands - the award-winning online guide to walking and the outdoors for the Highlands of Scotland. Each of our series of regional sites offers a comprehensive guide to walking routes in the area, giving you all you'll need to get the most from your holiday. Walks included range from family rambles to tough cross-country hikes and scrambling mountain ascents. The routes are available as free waypoints to download to your GPS, whilst we also feature podcasts of the Gaelic pronunciation and meaning of the placenames.

We also feature one of the most comprehensive accommodation guides for the Highlands, from the smartest hotels, through bed and breakfasts and self-catering cottages, to budget hostels and campsites. A range of books and maps are available for each area, as well as places to see and visit, making Walkhighlands the complete guide for the outdoor visitor. Use the links in the blue bar as your launching pad to a fantastic trip to the Scottish Highlands.

Highlands map is derived from SVG map of Scotland by Eric Gaba; licenced under CCSA.


Walking can be dangerous and is done entirely at your own risk. Information is provided free of charge; it is the walkers responsibility to check it and navigate using a map and compass.
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