Rob Roy Way
The Rob Roy Way is an atmospheric, history steeped walk through one of the prettiest parts of Scotland. As you follow in the footsteps of the notorious outlaw Rob Roy you get a sense of appreciation of his love for the area and his passion for defending his land. You start in the small village of Drymen, easily accessible from Glasgow, and almost immediately after you start walking the trail takes you through the glorious Loch Ard Forest. Passing sites as diverse as ancient standing stones and stone circles, Crannogs – ancient dwellings built on lochs, Roman forts and viaducts, a vast range of Scotland’s rich history is on display. There is some road walking involved on this walk, however this does not detract from the wonderful scenery you will pass by on the way.
Your Rob Roy Way journey starts off at a gentle and enjoyable pace on this first section from Drymen to Aberfoyle, following mostly forested tracks ...
Follow more forested paths, streams and lochs, passing Menteith hills on this relatively flat section moving through the heart of the Trossachs to ...
Immerse yourself in your highland experience on one of the shortest day's walking. You follow National Cycle Route Seven for most of the day and ...
As you wander through the highland glens towards Killin you can imagine the ghost of Rob Roy walking beside you and the trials and tribulations he ...
An awesome day as you head cross-country past Loch Breaclaich into the hills above Loch Tay.
Today is a challenging and interesting day of walking in this beautiful part of Scotland and there are numerous points of both natural and man-made ...
You will love the beautiful scenery of the Tay River Valley as you leave Aberfeldy behind and head for your ultimate destination of Pitlochry.