Martin Strasmore's second poem from St Cuthbert's Way traces Dere Street to Morebattle, from Cessford Castle's grazing sheep to a friendly welcome at the village hotel.
Read Martin's poetic account of St Cuthbert's Way, where ancient abbeys, hill paths and a Borders downpour turned his first day on the trail into verse.
Listen to Jon and Fiona, two of Walkers' most experienced guides, as they discuss Scotland's oldest and most-loved long-distance trail through the Highlands.
Read Peter's firsthand account of walking Scotland's Fife Coastal Path, where fishing villages, ruined castles and the statue behind Robinson Crusoe make for an unforgettable coastal trek.
Walkers' Britain & Europe traveller Laurie travelled to Scotland and combined our Great Glen Way and West Highland Way trips with an ascent of Ben Nevis.
This underrated gem on Scotland’s east coast offers some of the most scenic, accessible and story-filled walking in the UK.
Discover the Isle of Arran’s new status as a UNESCO Global Geopark on a self-guided walking holiday with Walkers’ Britain. Explore 600 million years of geological history on the Arran Coastal Way.
Peter Wells tells us what the West Highland Way is really like - from strenuous muddy climbs to beautiful Mountain vistas and everything in between.
Apart from the opportunity to follow in the footsteps of the ‘father of national parks’, there are plenty of other reasons to walk the John Muir Way in Scotland.
Resident guide Jon Millen shares his tips on enjoying a 'wee dram' of Scotch whisky on the Rob Roy Way.
