The West Highland Way is the original and most popular long distance path in Scotland. The 95 mile (154 km) trail starts just north of Glasgow, and takes you through some of the most dramatic landscapes in the western Highlands. A variety of forestry trails and historic drove roads take you north, passing by Loch Lomond, Ben Dorain, Rannoch Moor and Glencoe. The West Highland Way ends in Fort William, in the shadow of Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in Scotland. This is a strenuous trek and should only be attempted by walkers with a good level of fitness and stamina.

The independent tour includes:
8 or 9 nights accommodation in small hotels, inns and guesthouses with ensuite facilities unless unavailable. Breakfast, luggage transfer, maps and trail guidebook.

Highlights: Loch Lomand, Falls of Inversnaid, Highland Hills

From $1217 CAD per person sharing twin room


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