Exploring Scotland's best walking trails, from rugged coastlines to mountain summits.

Research reveals the top 10 walking trails in Scotland, making it easy to explore the best of the country this summer.

June 12th 2023.

Exploring Scotland's best walking trails, from rugged coastlines to mountain summits.
With summer in full swing, what better way to enjoy this season than to take in some of Scotland's best walking trails? Experts at fashion retailer Damart recently explored Scotland’s top walking trails, revealing their top 10 routes. They looked at factors such as duration, difficulty, accessibility, amenities and scenery to compile their list.

Starting off the list at number 10 is the Neist Point Trail on the Isle of Skye. This route received a score of 34 out of 100 based on the research, with a difficulty of ‘moderate’ and a walk length of 2.7km, taking 60 minutes to complete. Moving up the list, Ben A’an located in Callendar, was rated with a score of 36. The walking route was assigned a difficulty rating of ‘moderate’, while taking approximately 51 minutes to complete.

In joint fifth place is the West Highland Way: Milngavie to Drymen, rated with a score of 42. This first section of the West Highland Way, which stretches 96 miles, is a ‘moderate’ walk. Also with a score of 42 is the Loch an Eileen Circular route, which is an ‘easy’ walk taking around one hour and 30 minutes.

Fourth place on the list is the Glenfinnan Viaduct Circular with a score of 50. This ‘easy’ route, which takes about 55 minutes to complete, is a popular choice for Harry Potter fans as the viaduct features in the films. In third place comes the Fairy Pools, Isle of Skye, with a score of 51. A popular spot with tourists in the summer, the walk is rated as ‘easy’ and takes one hour 12 minutes to complete.

Second on the list is Arthur’s Seat in Edinburgh, with a score of 56. The ‘moderately difficult’ hour-and-a-half hike up leads to spectacular views across the city. Taking the top spot is Devil’s Pulpit and Finnich Glen with a score of 65 out of 100. This ‘easy’ route takes just 10 minutes to complete, making it the perfect stroll this summer.

So if you’re looking for an adventure this summer, why not take a look at Scotland’s top 10 walking trails? Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or leisurely ambler, there’s something for everyone.

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