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Scotland Walking Events And Festivals 2025: Great Way To See The Country!

Updated 2025-01-10

Our Scotland walking events and festivals are springing up everywhere to cater for the nation’s growing obsession with keeping fit, losing weight and living healthier lifestyles.

Walking Scotland

SCOTLAND WALKING EVENTS AND FESTIVALS
(From April – September) 2025

1 have listed some of the most popular annual events for walking enthusiasts. With our great terrain, you can enjoy the best of walking in Scotland with hill, coastal and woodland walks, with routes to suit all, from experienced walkers to beginners.

The 2025 Tryst will take place from 9th to 12th May 2025 inclusive. Come and join us – the website should be ready for booking in January 2025.


UNSCHEDULED WALKS YOU CAN DO ANYTIME….

You don’t have to wait for Scotland walking events to come round. If you prefer doing your own thing, there are lots of fabulous woodland walks all around the country.

One of the walks I have done, and which I highly recommend is Auchincruive, in Ayrshire, just off the Whitletts roundabout. This is actually a series of four walks:

  • The Waggonway Trail (3 miles)
  • Oswald’s Trail (2.75 miles)
  • Three Green Knights Trail (1.5 miles)
  • The Farm Trail (2.5 miles)

Auchincruive

You can do each walk separately or combine all four together for one longer walk of almost 10 miles. Each of the walks are colour coded and clearly marked, and they all start and finish very conveniently, at the main car park. It’s a fantastic day out.

Another great walk that’s available anytime, is the Greenock Cut. As you pass through Greenock heading for Inverkip, (or vice versa) take the road for Loch Thom until you arrive at the Cornalees Bridge Visitor Centre. Your seven mile walk starts and ends here, and you’ll enjoy some fantastic views across the water to the Island of Bute.

But the longest, and without doubt the most popular and challenging walks in Scotland are the West Highland Way, from Milngavie to Fort William, a distance of 95 miles. This is closely followed by the Great Glen Way from Fort William to Inverness, at 79 miles.


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