Scotland

Our tours in Scotland take in the lowland patchwork quilt of fields, along the eastern shore of Loch Lomond shaded by the beech and oak forest, past islands known to Robert the Bruce as a source of yew wood for his archers’ bows. The wild ramparts of Ben Lomond (973m) rise from the water and the ‘Way’ leaves the loch and passes through moor and forest, past cascades and torrents to Crianlarich, dominated by Ben More. This is the landscape of Rob Roy, including the lands he used to raid, and the inns where he collected blackmail. Scotland is a magical setting for walking and cycling tours.

Walking

Barging