Glenbrittle, Highland
Recommended by
5.25
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs 15min
A comfortable coastal track above Loch Brittle and on to a former fortified peninsula.
Ramasaig, Highland
Recommended by
5.75
miles
mi
| Medium | 3hrs 30min
Through crofting country and peat moors to a 1,000ft (305m) sea cliff.
Shieldaig, Highland
Recommended by
3.25
miles
mi
| Medium | 1hr 45min
A walk around the many inlets of the Shieldaig peninsula.
Strath carron, Highland
Recommended by
9
miles
mi
| Medium | 5hrs
Deer stalkers' paths lead into the heart of the South Torridon mountains.
Loch torridon, Highland
Recommended by
9.9
miles
mi
| Hard | 6hrs
A walk above Loch Torridon in the footsteps of the fairy folk – the legendary Duine Sithe
Gairloch, Highland
Recommended by
5.25
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs 45min
Porpoise-watching along the Gairloch shore and up a rocky valley.
Beinn eighe, Highland
Recommended by
3.5
miles
mi
| Medium | 2hrs 45min
The toughest waymarked trail in Scotland, to a lunar landscape.
Loch ness, Highland
Recommended by
4.25
miles
mi
| Medium | 2hrs 15min
Overlooking Loch Ness and past the home of a different monster, the Beast of Boleskine
Inverness, Highland
Recommended by
7.5
miles
mi
| Easy | 3hrs
An Inverness town walk of riverside, seaside and canalside.
Great orme, Conwy
Recommended by
5.1
miles
mi
| Medium | 3hrs
Around the Great Orme and a town that inspired Lewis Carroll
Aber falls, Gwynedd
Recommended by
4
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs
Aber Falls is one of Snowdonia’s most dramatic and accessible waterfalls
Moel famau, Flintshire
Recommended by
7.5
miles
mi
| Hard | 4hrs 30min
Moel famau, Denbighshire
Recommended by
6.75
miles
mi
| Medium | 3hrs 30min
Along the Offa's Dyke ridge between Moel Famau and Foel Fenlli
Llyn brenig, Denbighshire
Recommended by
3
miles
mi
| Easy | 1hr 30min
Valle crucis, Denbighshire
Recommended by
6.75
miles
mi
| Medium | 3hrs 30min
Capel curig, Conwy
Recommended by
4
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs
An Alpine journey above the Llugwy
Moel siabod, Conwy
Recommended by
6.5
miles
mi
| Hard | 4hrs
An ascent from Pont Cyfyng of Moel Siabod, the highest of the Moelwynion peaks
