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Dramatic mountains, river valleys and glens, and miles upon miles of beautiful coastline.
Britain's highest mountain features on many people's hit list and while the walking and summit views make it a worthwhile outing, it is not a walk to be undertaken lightly.
This is an excellent walk through the rugged mountains of the Trossachs, but by following an old railway it is still an easy walk and most of the route is suitable for all abilities.
Named after an ancient warlike tribe, the Cateran Trail is a 60 mile / 96km circular route into the Perthshire mountains from Blairgowrie.
The Fife Coastal Path links the Forth Road Bridge (near Edinburgh) to the Tay Bridge (near Dundee) and stretches from North Queensferry to the picturesque village of Crail.
The Great Glen Way runs from Fort William to Inverness. There are spectacular views and historical natural heritage to be discovered all along the way, and the trail is suitable for walkers of most abilities.
The Southern Upland Way is Scotland's 'coast to coast' long distance footpath. The route offers superb and varied walking country, which has inspired writers and poets.
This fine Scottish long distance route follows the valley of the River Spey from Buckie on the Moray Firth Coast of Scotland to Aviemore in the foothills of the Cairngorms.
For further information on walking in Scotland, check out VisitScotland's dedicated walking (walking.visitscotland.com/) website.
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