Hike slate peaks, coastal paths, and story-filled castles of Wales
Visit Edinburgh, Scotland's historic capital. Explore Edinburgh Castle (perched on Castle Rock with the Crown Jewels and Stone of Destiny), stroll the Royal Mile (historic thoroughfare linking the castle to Holyrood Palace), see the National Museum of Scotland (showcasing Scottish history and natural world), and hike up Arthur's Seat (an ancient volcano offering panoramic city views).
Explore the breathtaking landscapes and rugged beauty of the Isle of Skye in Scotland
Travel through the rugged and scenic landscapes of the Scottish Highlands, exploring mountains, lochs, and historic sites.
Hike the West Highland Way, a 154 km long-distance trail from Milngavie to Fort William in Scotland.
Hike the Rob Roy Way, a 154 km long-distance trail through the Scottish Highlands.
Drive the North Coast 500, Scotland's epic 500-mile (805 km) coastal route starting and ending at Inverness Castle. Along the way, stop at Dunrobin Castle (fairy-tale seat of the Clan Sutherland with falconry displays), hike the Old Man of Storr (a 55m pinnacle on the Isle of Skye with dramatic views), sample whisky at the Glenmorangie Distillery in Tain (known for its tall stills and coastal maturation), and cross the Bealach na Ba pass (a hair-raising single-track road rising to 626m, often called the 'Pass of the Cattle').
Visit Glencoe, a historic and dramatic valley in the Scottish Highlands. See the Three Sisters of Glencoe (three steep ridges formed by ancient volcanic activity), explore the Glencoe Visitor Centre (with exhibits on geology, wildlife, and the 1692 Massacre of Glencoe), hike the Lost Valley trail (a hidden glacial valley where Clan MacDonald hid cattle), and drive through the scenic A82 road with views of Buachaille Etive Mor mountain.
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