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Inishmore, Aran Islands with Kids

image of man on cycle with girl on tag-a-long bike cycling on Aran Island Inishmore with kids

With desolate windswept beauty, visiting Inishmore of the Irish Aran Islands is a popular day trip from Galway. And for good reason, there is a bit of everything on Inishmore (also known as Inis Mor), from prehistoric clifftop forts, to geological wonders to beautiful beaches.

The Hermitage Woodland Walk in Tay Forest Park

image of kids walking the trail Hermitage Woodland Walk in Tay Forest Park

The Hermitage Woodland Walk is a magical, family-friendly walk through the woods. One of the reasons this Tay Forest Park walk is so fun is that it was once a pleasure ground for the Dukes of Atholl in the 18th century. The Dukes designed the area and planted many of the trees for their personal enjoyment.

Best Things to do on the Dingle Peninsula with Kids

image of boy and girl walking on grassy path with beach and cliffs in the distance

We were drawn to the Dingle Peninsula, Ireland by stories of rugged coastlines, beautiful scenery and a charming fishing town. The reality lived up to the hype; this place is amazing and is one of the best places to visit in Ireland with kids or without.

Torc Mountain Hike in Killarney National Park, Ireland

image of boy in blue rain jackethiking boardwalks on Torc Mountain hiking trail in Killarney National Park Ireland

We love hiking with the kids to the top of mountains. It’s such a great feeling of accomplishment for them to stand at the very top looking down on where they came from.

Best Things To Do In Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park With Kids

image of girl in purple hoodie and blue rain boots standing in Loch Lomond in Scotland

Scotland is world-famous for its beautiful lochs and highlands. All elements of this scenic beauty is on full display in the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, conveniently located within a few hours of Glasgow and Edinburgh.

5 Easy Walks in Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park

image of two kids in rain jackets running on wooden boardwalk in Queen Elizabeth Forest Park Scotland

The Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park is home to iconic long-distance walk such as the West Highland Way and the Rob Roy Trail. If you are looking for something a little shorter, try these five easy walks in Loch Lomond:

Ben A'an Hike with Kids in Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park

image of mom holding two kids with view of lake in the background on Ben A'an hike in the Trossachs National Park Scotland

Ben A’an is one of the most popular peaks to climb in the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park. In a land of long distance hikes like the West Highland Way, Ben A’an is a rare short hike in the Trossachs which offers incredible views of two lochs from the summit.

The Whangie Hike in Loch Lomond National Park

image of man walking along the huge rocks of the Whangie in Scotland

The Whangie is a medium-length, family-friendly Loch Lomond hike to a unique rock formation. The rocks are perfectly shaped and sized for kids of all ages to climb up and explore.

Conic Hill Walk with Kids in Loch Lomond National Park

image of girl taking picture with a phone at the top of conic hill which is one of the best Loch Lomond walks to do with kids

The Conic Hill Walk is a very popular hike with amazing views on the eastern shores of Loch Lomond. This is a fun opportunity for day walkers to enjoy portions of the iconic West Highland Way long distance hike.

Best Things to do on the Isle of Skye with Kids

image of landscape on Brother's Point walk on Isle of Skye Scotland. Includes grass covered hills next to the ocean.

When planning our Scotland road trip itinerary, the Isle of Skye was at the very top of our list of places to see in Scotland. With just over 3 weeks to explore around Scotland with kids, we knew we wanted to spend a big chunk of it exploring as many of the Isle of Skye highlights as possible.