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Experience an epic Scottish adventure where you have the opportunity to see the beautiful landscapes of both the Great Glen Way and the West Highland Way in a single trip. From Milngavie to Inverness, this trip offers the best of Scotland's scenery and landmarks, including the banks of Loch Lomond, the medieval castle of Urquhart, Ben Nevis, and the Caledonian Canal.
After completing the West Highland Way, celebrate your achievement with some rest and a glass of Glengoyne whisky in Fort William before setting off on the second leg of your adventure along the Great Glen Way. Conquering both of these trails in a single trip is a challenge that will leave you with a profound sense of accomplishment.
If you're ready to take on two trails as one big adventure, contact our specialists for a custom quote.
The West Highland Way is the first trip Macs Adventure operated back in 2003 and remains one of our favourite trips today. For a taste of the experience, watch this short feature about a West Highland Way father and daughter adventure.Â
Dan, our resident wildlife expert, took to the West Highland Way and recorded his whole journey. This video shows you the full route, from the starting point in Milngavie, through all the points of interest, to the finish in Fort William. Dan points out some interesting things along the route that you shouldnt miss, but this is not a video laden with spoilers. Every journey on the West Highland Way is different, dictated by the weather, the people you meet and the chance encounters with wildlife (human and otherwise!) Get a taste of what is in store on the West Highland Way with Dan. Â
For an oversight of the West Highland Way, its history, its logistics and how it feels to walk, this is the video for you. Ewan discusses some of the finer points of walking the route, with the background of Loch Lomond, shows how the baggage transfer works and how easy Macs Adventure make walking the West Highland Way.Â
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