When planning our family vacation to Scotland, the Isle of Skye was at the very top of our list of places to see in Scotland. With just over 3 weeks to see Scotland with kids, we knew we wanted to spend a big chunk of it exploring as much of the Isle of Skye with …
Scotland has some of the most beautiful scenery we’ve ever seen. We were lucky to spend 3 weeks in the summer for our holiday in Scotland with kids. When we travel with our kids, we tend to spend as much time outside in nature being active as possible, so we knew that Scotland would be …
The first step in figuring out what to pack for Scotland with kids is making a list of what you plan to see and do with kids in Scotland. Our 3 week Scotland itinerary with kids is packed full of ideas for the best things to do in Scotland with kids.
Like most other people, we’ve got a long list of places we want to go on family vacations and, in all truthfulness, we add to it faster than we cross places off. A family trip to Scotland had been on our list for a very long time and especially the Isle of Skye. With a …
One of the most breathtaking sights in Glencoe, Scotland are the majestic Three Sisters. The majority of people stop at the Three Sisters viewpoint, take a few pictures, then get back in their car and leave. But did you know that one of the best Glencoe walks is the Three Sisters walk? It’s a short, …
Fort William, Scotland bills itself as the “Outdoor Capital of the UK” and for good reason. It sits at the foot of Ben Nevis (the UK’s tallest mountain) and is the starting point and ending point for many epic multi-day hikes, including the famous West Highlands Trail.
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 …
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.
The Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park is home to iconic long-distance walks such as the West Highland Way and the Rob Roy Trail. If you are looking for something a little shorter, try these five easy Loch Lomond walks:
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.