Walk About Scotland Blog

Guides – Martin followed by AndyCustomer – TerryConditions – Everything from morning ice melting away in early Summer sun followed by rain and wind for 10 out of the 11 Cuillin Munros

Guide – IanCustomer – AlisonConditions – Great day Monday followed by challenging weather for Cuillin scrambling

Guide – PeterCustomers – David, Ellen, Frank, Kristine, Mary, Rachael, TrishConditions – Usual Skye mixture!

Guides – Jon & IsabelleCutomers – David, EllenConditions – Great sunny bank holiday Monday walking up the steep and spectacular “other Skye Munro”

Guide – JonCustomers – Jo, Jess, Rob, SamHard to believe (but not really) that just a week after the blizzard, white-out kilt-wearing Tartan Army fundraiser I would go back up there in glorious sunshine, with awesome views of the surrounding hills, most still capped with snow. Ace!

Tartan Army Kilt WalkJon walked with Andrew Ness, Andrew Cook, Chris Duffy, Paul & Simon Johnston plus Ramone and a load of Scottish football fans (The Tartan Army) 20 miles on the West Highland Way starting at the top of Glencoe, up and over the Devil’s Staircase in the dark to Kinlochleven followed by the […]

Guide – JonCustomers – Emily, KatjaConditions – Cloudy This was the first ever half-day tour to Lowther Hill, Scotland’ Highest Pub Walk. You would expect the highest village in the country to be somewhere in the Highlands, Tomintoul perhaps, but in fact Scotland’s highest villages are Wanlockhead and Ledhills in the north-east corner of Dumfries […]

Guide – John OCustomers – Jane, MarkConditions – Usual unpredictable mixture

Guide – GaryCustomers – Akbar, Bruce, Keith, Lucy, Peter with Louise & Jo along for Ben NevisConditions – Mixed wintry for Ben Nevis Saturday, gloriously sunny for Glen Nevis Sunday GARY’S BLOG

Not a Walkabout trip – but we were just having fun on the hills you can see from the office