Hiking and walking in Scotland is enjoyed by many. Scotland is a fantastic destination for hiking and walking enthusiasts. With its stunning landscapes, rugged mountains with 282 Munros, and picturesque lochs, there are plenty of opportunities to explore the great outdoors of Scotland.
Are you looking for an off-the-beaten-track town to visit for the weekend away in Scotland? Visit Montrose and its surroundings on the East Coast! To be honest, I have never heard of Montrose until my husband suggested that we would go and visit the town for his birthday. It took […]
I came across Elephant Rock while searching for what to see and do around Montrose when we went there for a weekend away. We loved the walk so I thought I would write a post on how to visit Elephant Rock. I hope you will find it useful. Where is […]
Loch Tay from Killin and Auchmore Circuit was another walk with my Loch Tay Hikers walking group. Luckily we dodged the rain again. It was lovely to meet up with fellow walkers and see new faces. Parking Park your car at the free little car park behind the new Co-op […]
Kenmore to Falls of Acharn circular walk was our very first Loch Tay Hikers‘ walk and I can say it was a success! There were five of us which is not a bad turnout for the first time. The weather was on our side too. Very enjoyable 6.5 miles and […]
Since moving to the Loch Tay area in Perthshire, Scotland in January 2022 I have been looking for a walking group which meets up during school hours. I couldn’t find one, so naturally, I created one! If you follow my blog, you probably know about my love for walking by […]
Climbing Goatfell was on top of our list while visiting the beautiful Isle of Arran for a week in June. Not only it was our first time on Arran but we were also blessed with absolutely superb weather all week. Not a drop of rain for 7 days! It reminded […]
Hiking the Fairy Pools and Coire Na Creiche Loop Walk, Isle of Skye Fairy Pools is a very popular destination on the Isle of Skye these days thanks mainly to social media in recent years. Be warned, it can be jam-packed on hot summer days. Unfortunately, that was the case […]
Hiking Quiraing and its dramatic landscape Quiraing, together with the Old Man of Storr is probably the most visited place on the Isle of Skye. It has “rain” in the name, so if possible choose a clear day and don’t forget your camera. You definitely won’t be disappointed! The […]
The Fairy Glen and its charm Explore this bizarre and delightful miniature landscape with grassy top hills with ponds in between which give the Fairy Glen a fairytale-like feel. Become a child again and imagine some little fairies and hobbits poking out at you from their hideaways in the rocks. […]