What are Scotland's Great Trails?
Scotland’s Great Trails number only 29 and cover 1,952 miles, forming part of Scotland’s trail network. So, what makes Scotland’s Great Trails ‘great’, and how do they earn this status?
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Cramond to North Queensferry | UK Coast
Leaving the industrial coast of Edinburgh behind, we walked towards the Forth bridges over Drum Sands to cross the Firth of Forth into North Queensferry, joining up with the Fife Coastal Path.
Cramond to North Queensferry | Gallery | UK Coast
Photo & video gallery of our walk around the entire British coastline for our members. This gallery is from Cramond to North Queensferry.
Musselburgh to Cramond | UK Coast
Through the urban and industrial coastline of Edinburgh, we reached the historic and strategically important Cramond Island.
Musselburgh to Cramond | Gallery | UK Coast
Photo & video gallery of our walk around the entire British coastline for our paid members. This gallery is from Musselburgh to Cramond.
Carnoustie, Westhaven to Carlingheugh Bay | UK Coast
Whale spotting and the sea stacks along the Arbroath Cliffs before night spent in Carlingheugh Bay plus... I think we were being followed!
Craigmore from Aberfoyle | Walk
Walking from The Lodge Forest Visitors in Aberfoyle, Craigmore Hill offers breathtaking views of Loch Ard to the west and the Scottish Lowlands to the south.
Creag Uchdag from Glen Lednock
A hike up to the summit of Creag Uchdag (Corbett), including Meall Dubh Mor, Creag Uchdag, before descending into Glen Lednock to scramble along the banks of Lednock Reservoir.
Loch Tinker - The Trossachs
Hiking to Loch Tinker showed me the importance of route selection as I ‘ticked off’ another place that's been on my bucket list for years!
Day 0 - A spectacular send off and the long drive to Thurso | JOGLE
It feels unreal to be here, in Thurso, about to start walking End to End and JOGLE in a matter of hours, especially after such a spectacular send-off from our local community in Aberfoyle!
Day -1 - 36 hours until we start walking the length of the UK | JOGLE
JOGLE is starting to feel very real, and the nerves are definitely kicking in! In just 36 hours, we're going to start walking the length of the UK!
Why are we moving Facebook posts to our website?
After nearly three years and hundreds of hours spent writing thousands of Facebook posts to record our charity hikes and other outdoor adventures, I’m moving them to our website. This post will explain why!