As summer turns to autumn and accessible tracks for walking and cycling shift to shades of orange and red, now’s the time to staycation in the Great Scottish Outdoors. A haven of hundreds of hikes, ...

Scotland is an easy trip from the U.S. and well worth the effort. With an incredible history dating back thousands and thousands of years and incredible landmarks and culture, it's becoming a popular ...

Scotland is the second-largest country in the United Kingdom by land area, yet it is home to only 5.5 million people. The largest portion of the land mass consists of its highlands, a ...

The West Highland Way in Scotland stretches 96 miles across the Highlands from Milngavie to Fort William. Considered by many to be a moderate-to-difficult trail due to steep ascents and occasionally ...

Scotland offers men something extraordinary - the chance to walk in the footsteps of clan warriors, Viking raiders, and ancient civilizations while surrounded by some of the world's most dramatic ...

The most popular trail in the Scottish Highlands is also one of its most challenging. Ben Nevis, the U.K.'s tallest mountain, sits just 7 miles southeast of Fort William. Nevis clocks in around 4,406 ...

Cairngorms National Park is its own world. You could easily spend days exploring the many mountains, lochs, rivers, forests and villages that comprise the United Kingdom's largest national park.

A walking trail in Scotland has been named "the best way to explore the Scottish Highlands" by National Geographic. It was noted for its jaw-dropping scenery and various tasty food spots along the way ...