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ACTIVITIES - WILDERNESS WALKING IN SCOTLAND
Our Wilderness Walking holidays in Scotland are based from small hotels, guest houses or Highland Lodges. These are generally 3-4 star in standard, offering a high level of comfort and service. You will enjoy daily walks, led by our expert guide, carrying only what you need for the day. Please read the trip grading information before booking a place on a trip.
These walking holidays are a wonderful way to experience the Scottish Highlands. Some of our itineraries are based in one location throughout, while others visit two or three different regions of the Highlands. Whichever trip you choose, you will enjoy a great variety of hikes, discovering beautiful scenery which is well off the beaten track. A combination of hill walks, coastal walks and glen / valley walks is available across the itineraries.
If you find yourself overwhelmed by the choice, or if you have questions about your fitness or suitability for any of these walking holidays, please feel free to contact our office on 0131 625 6635 or by email.
Our Wilderness Walking trips include the following itineraries (click on the links to read more):
- Applecross and Torridon (easy)
- Cairngorms National Park & Royal Deeside (easy)
- Outer Hebrides and Skye (easy)
- The Orkney Isles (easy)
- The Shetland Isles (easy)
- Walking the Autumn Glens (easy)
- The Knoydart Peninsula (moderate)
- The Wilds of Assynt (moderate)
- Wester Ross and the Cairngorms (moderate)
- Cape Wrath and the NW Highlands (moderate)
- Self-Guided Walking holidays in Scotland
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- International: Passes of the High Atlas, Morocco
- International: High Points of Kerry, Ireland
- International: The Burren, The Aran Islands & Connemara, Ireland
- All international trekking trips - click here
- Winter Highlands (easy - no winter skills required)
Wilderness Scotland
Inverdruie House
Aviemore
Cairngorms National Park
Scotland, PH22 1QH
Tel: 01479 420020
Tel: 1-866-740-3890
Email: info@wildernessscotland.com
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