Wilderness Scotland : Scotland's #1 Adventure Holiday Company
WEBWilderness England creates incredible journeys to the wild and magical outdoor spaces across Yorkshire, the Lake District, Northumberland, the Cotswolds and the Peak District. Providing inspiring active experiences, immerse yourself in the unique landscapes, history, culture and wildlife on a Wilderness England adventure.
Guided West Highland Way Walking Holiday - Wilderness Scotland
WEBSep 16, 2024 · The West Highland Way is one of the world’s best walks; it’s a classic long distance trek, covering a distance of 154 km/96 miles from Milngavie on the outskirts of Glasgow to Fort William in the Highlands. The magic of walking in Scotland can be distilled into this long distance walking route. The sense of challenge, purpose, and ...
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Frequently Asked Questions About the Caledonian Sleeper Train
WEBMay 16, 2023 · The cost of the Caledonian Sleeper varies depending on what level of comfort you pick, the time of year, the distance of travel and how far in advance you book your tickets. The basic fares for a seat start at around £50, while the price for a private room can range from £175 to £450 depending on the room type and whether you are travelling ...
Trees For Life - Wilderness Scotland
WEBTrees for Life is another core conservation partner and beneficiary of the Wilderness Conservation & Community Fund (WCCF). Contributions from the WCCF are dedicated to a rewilding project known as Affric Highlands. This project is an ambitious 30 year vision which will transform Affric Highlands into a wild refuge for many iconic species, enriching the local economy with nature-based ...
Urquhart Castle – History, Nessie & Sherlock Holmes
WEBSep 20, 2019 · Urquhart (pronounced er-ch-ert) Castle was formally one of the largest castles in Scotland when it was fully intact. Still, to this day, its ruins are an impressive sight to behold. In its native Scottish Gaelic, Urquhart Castle is known as Caisteal na Sròine. The historical castle ruins can be found on the famous banks of Loch Ness in the ...
Self Guided Walking Holiday | West Highland Way - Wilderness …
WEBJun 15, 2020 · The West Highland Way is a classic, long distance trail and the first of its kind in Scotland. Stretching 154 km/96 miles from Milngavie on the edge of Glasgow to Fort William in the Highlands, this incredibly scenic route traverses a landscape rich in history, heritage and natural beauty. Winding its way north, the route ribbons along the ...
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North Coast 500 | Self Drive Tour | Wilderness Scotland
WEBAug 23, 2024 · The North Coast 500 is Scotland’s answer to Route 66. Starting in Inverness, this 500-mile round journey takes in some of Scotland’s most stunning scenery. On this 8-day self-drive holiday, you will meander through the impossibly quiet roads of the Northern Highlands. Enjoy privately guided walks while exploring the unspoilt scenery at …
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Women's Only Retreat in the Highlands - Wilderness Scotland
WEBSep 17, 2020 · The wilds of the Cairngorm National Park await you on this unique women’s only wilderness retreat. Based in a bright and airy Highland lodge that specialises in fresh, locally sourced seasonal food, you’ll get the chance to experience the magic of Scotland with like-minded women. Over the course of a week, you’ll enjoy exploring the ...
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Scotland’s Giant’s Causeway: Fingal’s Cave
WEBMar 18, 2020 · In the Celtic world the cave was a place of myths and legends. Known as Uamh-Binn, or “The Cave of Melody”, in the common imagination it has always been linked to the Giant’s Causeway of Northern Ireland. According to the legend, the two places are the opposite ends of an ancient bridge built by the …
Why Is the Unicorn Scotland’s National Animal?
WEBJul 6, 2023 · Not a real one, of course, but there are recurrent depictions of these majestic, mythical creatures everywhere, from weathervanes and building façades to tombstones and engravings. You can most prominently see the unicorn on Scotland’s coat of arms. This is because the unicorn has been Scotland’s national animal for over 600 years.