Overview
The West Highland Way is Scotland’s most famous long-distance hiking route, stretching 96 miles from Milngavie, near Glasgow, to Fort William in the Highlands. This iconic trail takes walkers through some of Scotland’s most dramatic landscapes, including rolling hills, serene lochs, and rugged mountains.
Known for its beauty and variety, the West Highland Way is a journey into the heart of Scotland’s wilderness, offering unforgettable views and a true sense of adventure.
Highlights
- Loch Lomond: Walk along the shores of Scotland’s largest loch, surrounded by stunning scenery.
- Rannoch Moor: Cross this remote, atmospheric expanse of heather and peat bogs.
- Devil’s Staircase: Conquer this challenging climb with breathtaking views as your reward.
- Ben Nevis: End your journey at the foot of the UK’s highest mountain in Fort William.
- Glencoe: Experience one of Scotland’s most iconic and dramatic valleys.
Distance
96 miles (154 km)
Best Time to Go
April to October, when the weather is a little more predictable.
