This mainly low-level route on the Isle of Skye takes you into the heart of the Cuillin, one of the UK's most dramatic and enduring landscapes. Reward yourself afterwards with a meal at one of the island's outstanding restaurants, which offer sumptuous fresh seafood.

The Great Glen is a natural fault line that cuts the Highlands in two, running from Fort William in the west to Inverness, further north and east. This multi-day long-distance walk will take you by many lochs and some stunning scenery and there's plenty to see and do along the way.

The Small Isles lying off the west coast of Scotland, near Mallaig, offer some of the finest and remotest walking around. The Sgurr on Eigg is a prominent and steep rock formation overlooking the harbour. Slightly further north lies Rum, with it's imposing and challenging Cuillin.