Walk 25

A delightful path meanders alongside the Barry Burn and the mill lade, to reach a waterfall cascading over the weir.

Enjoy a beautiful walk around the pond and see the ducks. We also have wildlife hides and some wooden carvings along the way.

Explore the easy, flat walk around the Swan Pond and through woodland in the country park.

Enjoy a gentle stroll through the woodland that surrounds the walled garden.

This peaceful path around the outer edge of the golf course passes through mature woodland, with superb views of the house.

Explore the beautiful 18th-century designed landscape that surrounds Newhailes House.

Enjoy a loop of Threave Nature Reserve to admire views of Threave Castle, the River Dee, wetlands and woodland.

This walk passes through actively managed crofts with species-rich grasslands, alive with birdsong and butterflies.

Enjoy a wander along this wildlife-rich trail to the Flight Pond at Castle Fraser.

Immerse yourself in the sights, sounds and smells of Corrieshalloch on this circuit of the gorge.

Crisscross a path network in the woodland garden to stroll, at your leisure, ‘around the world’!

Enjoy a stroll through a wide range of wildlife habitats – including woodland, marsh, ponds and streams.

Explore all the nooks and crannies of this delightful 200-year-old garden on the banks of the River Clyde.

Explore a section of our new Glencoe Greenway, which takes you right into the heart of glen.

This attractive woodland trail leads beneath towering Douglas firs to Ossian’s Hall and then on to Ossian’s Cave.

Enjoy a walk through some of the most beautiful wild scenery in Scotland.

Follow in the footsteps of the Jacobite and Redcoat soldiers who travelled through the Pass of Killiecrankie on 27 July 1689.

This circular walk explores the beautiful regenerating pine woodlands and crystal-clear waters of Glen Quoich.

Experience the thrill of walking along the coastal path to admire the rugged cliffs and crystal-clear waters.

Enjoy a spectacular hike up one of Ben Lawers’ sister Munros: Meall Corranaich (3,507ft/1,069m).

Take on the challenge of Scotland’s most southerly (and most popular!) Munro.

Enjoy a challenging hike up Goat Fell, which boasts incredible panoramic views across the entire island of Arran and out to sea.

Enjoy a steep hike past the waterfall to the glistening blue loch of Loch Skeen.

A big climb up Beinn Fhada (the ‘long mountain’) but the views are worth every step!

With some of the most awe-inspiring mountain scenery in Scotland, Torridon is a magnet for walkers.