Scottish Walks - Hillwalking in Scotland

Walk The Walk - Scottish Walks.

Hillwalking throughout Scotland, the Connery way. From the Cairngorm Mountains to Isle of Arran, from Pitlochry to Loch Lomond, from Greenock to the Trossachs from Lochs to Glens.

On this Scottish Walks website you will find details about my Scottish Hillwalking exploits in some of the most beautiful countryside this nation has to offer. Scottish Mountains, Valleys, Glens, Moors, Lochs all play their part in what must be one of the most relaxing and breathtaking views I have ever came across in my Life. Some of the areas covered are Pitlochry, The Trossachs, Cairngorms, North Skye, Lomond Glens, Loch Tay, Kinlochleven, Loch Sloy, Eildon Hills, Glen Nevis, Goat Fell, Arrochar, Ochil Hills, Greenock Cut and The West Highland Way & my latest walks include Torridon Mountains, Shieldaig, Loch Clair & Coulin Walk, Beinn Eighe, River Kinlochewe & Coire Mhic nobile.

Stuck in the "Rat Race", why not head for the Scottish Countryside and sample some of the best Hill walking areas that Scotland has to offer. During my Scottish Walks, I encountered many areas located with Golfing, Fishing, Accommodation, Campsites, Hotels, Guest Houses, and Bed & Breakfast, most of which I have tried to list for your benefit.

Never take Scottish Hillwalking lightly, always be prepared as the Scottish Climate can be very erratic to say the least!. I would always recommend that you purchase Ordinance Survey map of the area you find yourself in, they are invaluable and there are usually plenty of simpler local maps available from Scottish Tourist Offices etc. Remember to prepare yourself well and wear appropriate clothing and footwear for your Scotland walks. Always and I mean always let someone know where your walking and when you are expected back.
Keep walking in Scotland safe and enjoyable .

Scottish Walks

This website is dedicated to my passion - Hill Walking in Scotland.
On this Scottish Walking website I have tried to share my Scottish Hillwalking experiences with you, in the hope that you will have some idea where to walk and what to look out for on your travels. Please do not treat this Scottish Walks website as an Official Guide but useful only as a helpful guide of hints & ideas to help you through the Scottish terrain from a true Scottish hillwalker. Always be respectful of the Scottish Countryside and say Hi if you see me on a walk.