SCOTLAND OUTDOOR ADVENTURES
Blessed with a both rugged and sandy long coastline, mysterious valleys and mountains, calm waterways and diverse National Parks, Scotland is spoiled for choice when it comes to outdoor adventures and activities.
Hiking Scotlands highest mountain at Ben Nevis
Prepared to take on Scotland‘s iconic mountain? With an altitude of 1,345 meters you will be - quite literally - walking with your head above the clouds as that is what the name Ben Nevis means in its Gaelic origin: “Mountain with its head in the clouds“. But first you have to manage the challenging hike up to its top. But it will be well worth it, not only because of the amazing view that awaits. Physically pushing yourself to the limits en route releases endorphins and will make you feel incredibly proud of yourself. Claim your reward and savour the emotions when finally standing on top of the former volcano where you can still see the light-coloured granite from its last eruption millions of years ago.
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Canyoning adventure at Cairngorms National Park
Canyoning in Scotland is a truly unique experience. It might not be the only location in the world to practice this adventurous fun activity but it certainly is one of the most spectacular ones to do so. Not only does it involve jumping off cliffs into natural water pools, but also sliding down waterfall rock flumes and abseiling deep gorges. Not to forget the stunning nature and beautiful landscape you are surrounded by. There are many different locations for canyoning in Scotland with the most popular ones around Aviemore in Cairngorm National Park.
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Sea kayaking along the Western shores
With its dramatic coastline Scotland is one of the top sea kayaking destinations worldwide. Accordingly there a plenty of locations and offers to practice the popular paddle sport. Whether you are a beginner or a pro, travelling in a group or on your own, there is the ideal tour or course for you to make the most of your sea kayaking experience in Scotland. How about a 3-day sea kayaking and camping trip starting in the Scottish Highlands? Or setting out to the open waters to observe Scotland‘s amazing wildlife? Whatever you chose, the rugged Scottish coastline with its many islands and peninsulas won‘t fail to impress!
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Hiking along the beautiful Loch Lomond
The picturesque setting of Loch Lomond in the Trossach National Park is an open invitation to explore this beautiful region on a walking or hiking tour. Within easy reach of Scotlands major cities Edinburgh and Glasgow, it is part of the Scottish lowlands and characterised by green rolling hills and several deep blue lakes, the so called Lochs. A walking tour can conveniently be combined with a scenic cruise on a traditional steamship such as a the Sir Walter Scott on Lake Katrine. A perfect nature break that can easily be organised as a day trip when staying in the buzzing metropolis of Glasgow less than an hour away.
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AND SO MUCH MORE!
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