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23 Day Tour of the Best of the UK for Private Groups
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The Experience
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Embark on the ultimate walking journey through the UK with our 23-day Pack Free guided tour, featuring the best sections of three iconic trails: England’s Coast to Coast Walk, the Southwest Coast Path from Dorset to Cornwall, and Scotland’s West Highland Way. This unique adventure takes you on a captivating exploration of the UK’s most spectacular landscapes, from the rugged coastlines and charming villages of southern England to the majestic mountains and lochs of the Scottish Highlands. It’s the perfect way to experience the highlights of these famous walks in just 23 days. This adventure has been designed for those who want to experience the beauty and diversity of the UK’s top trails but have limited time. We’ve carefully selected the most stunning sections of each route, avoiding the mundane and focusing on the best experiences each region has to offer. Traditionally, these three trails take 9–10 weeks to complete, but our curated itinerary allows you to enjoy all the highlights in a more manageable timeframe, with convenient transfers between each region. Starting with the famous Coast to Coast Walk, you’ll traverse some of northern England’s most spectacular landscapes, including the dramatic Lake District, the rolling hills of the Yorkshire Dales, and the picturesque North York Moors. You’ll then head south to explore the Southwest Coast Path, where you’ll walk along the dramatic cliffs and golden beaches of Cornwall, Dorset’s iconic Jurassic Coast, and quaint fishing villages. The journey culminates in Scotland with the renowned West Highland Way, taking you through the heart of the Scottish Highlands, with its stunning lochs, towering mountains, and ancient glens. Each night, unwind in handpicked upmarket accommodations, including stays in superb properties with breathtaking views, and even spend a night in a historic castle. Relish exceptional dining experiences that showcase local produce and fine wines, allowing you to savor the unique flavors of each region. This 23-day Best of the UK walking holiday is more than just a walk—it’s an extraordinary exploration of nature, culture, and history, offering a truly immersive experience across the UK’s most iconic landscapes.
At a Glance
The experience, in brief
- Coast to Coast Walk (England)
- Southwest Coast Path (England)
- West Highland Way (Scotland)
- Pack Free Adventure
- Curated Itinerary
- Diverse Landscapes
- Handpicked Accommodations
- Gourmet Dining
- Convenient Transfers
- Immersive Experience
- TimeEfficient
Your Itinerary
Your day, step by step
Day 1
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Transportation. Welcome to England! Guests will be required to fly into London the day prior to the tour. Meet your guides in the foyer of the Petersham Hotel, this hotel is ideally located in the vibrant suburban town of Richmond in South-West London, 14kms from London’s CBD. This town has great restaurants and cafes, a magnificent park and a short train ride away to central London. This morning, we drive to the Dorset region of Southwest England, approximately 2.5 hours' drive. We start our walk at quaint Osmington Mills and follow a quiet rural path leading to high undulating cliffs.
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Eco Tour at Lulworth Cove. Osmington Mills to Lulworth Cove: From here we explore the Jurassic Coast, England’s first natural World Heritage Site, putting it on a par with the Great Barrier Reef and the Grand Canyon. This striking shoreline encompassing 185 million years of the Earth’s history. It means you can walk, in just a few hours, many millions of years in geological time. En route, we take in spectacular views of the spectacular limestone arch of Durdle Door, surrounded by striking azure seas, reminiscent of the Mediterranean. Take in magnificent views of the high cliffs of White Nothe, Weymouth Bay and Portland beyond. We walk into our accommodation perfectly located overlooking pretty Lulworth Cove. Bishops Cottage is a 4-star boutique B&B featuring comfortable rooms, a swimming pool, and views of the sea.
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Enjoy time to wander the quaint shops of the Cove, take a swim in the pool or cove before joining the group for dinner at a local restaurant featuring a seasonal menu of locally sourced dishes served with wine.
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Day 2
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Hiking at Abbotsbury. Dorset - Walk Fleet to Abbotsbury: After breakfast, we drive to Fleet to walk the next section of the South West Coast Path to Abbotsbury. This section of the Jurassic Coast is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the views of Chesil Beach and the Fleet are truly unique. Stories of a past of smuggling and wrecking add another level to the rich history of the area, and a reference to this is seen in the Moonfleet Manor Hotel (a good spot for refreshments) named after J.M. Falkner’s novel Moonfleet in which he describes a lake of brackish water full of “seafowl, herons, and oysters … shut off from the open Channel by a monstrous great beach or dike of pebbles”. Drive through the historic village of Abbotsbury with its thatched-roof stone houses. After our walk, we transfer to Dartmoor National Park to our accommodation (1.5 hours' drive). This hotel is ideally located allowing us a shorter transfer time tomorrow as we make our way to the Cornish coast. Our accommodation tonight is at the charming Mill End Hotel, a country house on the River Teign in Dartmoor National Park, Devon.
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Day 3
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Local Flavor. Walk Boscastle to Tintagel, Trebarwith Strand, Port Isaac: Enjoy a hearty breakfast, before transferring to the Cornish Coast (60 min drive). Today’s walk along the South Coast Path takes us from Boscastle to Tintagel which has links to the legend of King Arthur and on to the fishing village of charming Port Isaac of TV series ‘Doc Martin’ fame.
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Eco Tour. Eco tour: Today we will discover extraordinary rock formations, as we climb through valleys and across spectacular cliffs with the Atlantic below. This section of Coast Path is very rewarding if you enjoy bird watching and you may also spot the herds of Soay sheep and goats whose grazing helps to encourage the growth of spectacular wildflowers. There has reputedly been more imported post Roman pottery excavated from the headland of Tintagel than in the rest of Britain put together and this fact, along with the heroic and mysterious literary legends of King Arthur which surround the area, should highlight how historically significant this stretch of Cornish coastland really is. The charming seaside village of Port Isaac is a real reward at the end of this strenuous walk, with its beautiful alleyways, many listed buildings and harborside cafes and pubs. You may well recognize Port Isaac from the TV series Doc Martin, as it is the village he lives in (renamed as Portwenn in the series). Tonight, we stay in The Old School Hotel. Located on the dramatic edge of the cliff, this charming, renovated hotel has stunning views over Port Isaac.
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Breakfast. Lunch. Tonight, we dine in a local seafood restaurant on the waterfront known for its exceptional cuisine, with dishes perfectly matched with wines.
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Day 4
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Eco Tour at Porthcothan. Walk Porthcothan to Newquay: After breakfast, we transfer to the start of our walk at Porthcothan (40 mins). This stretch of coast, with its vicious rocks and wild seas, was once particularly hazardous for ships and responsible for many wrecks before the lighthouse was built at Trevose Head. We follow the coastal path in and out of little coves and headlands. Some of this stretch is quite populated, especially as we approach the busy holiday resort of Newquay, however, you can also feel a sense of escape when looking out to sea from one of the many headlands, such as the windswept Park Head which also offers fantastic views of the famous Bedruthan Steps. Local legend, fed to the Victorian tourists who loved this area, told of the Cornish giant Bedruthan who used the stacks as stepping-stones to cross the bay.
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Leisure at Porthcothan. If you feel like a picnic break and the tide is out, you may be tempted to take the long flight of steps down to explore the stacks as well as the many pools and caves on the beach. In the afternoon we walk directly into our accommodation in Newquay at The Watergate Hotel.
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Breakfast. Lunch. Tonight enjoy a delicious dinner served with wine.
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Day 5
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Hiking at Kynance Cove. Walk Cadgwich to Kynance Cove: Enjoy breakfast before we transfer from Newquay to Cadgwith (1 hr). Today’s walk takes us from the seaside village of Cadgwith to spectacular Kynance Cove. The fishing village of Cadgwith dates back to medieval times, and is a small village set on the side on a hill with cute, thatched roof houses and colorful fishing boats. From here we follow the coastal trail on a walk through an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, as we set off towards the most southerly point of Great Britain, Lizard Point. Here we stop for lunch at the Lizard Point Café. We will see some extraordinary geology along this stretch as the Path crosses serpentine, granite and schist. Serpentine is a dark green rock veined with red and white which is easily carved and can be polished to a really beautiful sheen. It was very popular in the 19th century when it was used for shop fronts and fireplaces. It is no surprise that the white sand and turquoise sea of Kynance Cove has been recognised as being part of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and the seas are particularly dramatic at high tide. Here we relax for an afternoon Cornish Cream tea overlooking the cove. Afterwards, we head to our hotel in St Ives. Along the way we stop and see fantastic views of St. Michael’s Mount where the remains of a Benedictine Priory sit on a tiny island just offshore. From here we head to St Ives Harbour Hotel & Spa or Tregenna Castle.
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Breakfast. Lunch. Tonight enjoy a delicious dinner with wine.
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Day 6
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Eco Tour at Pendeen Lighthouse. Cornwall - Carbis Bay – Walk Sennen Cove to Pendeen Watch: This morning after a delightful breakfast overlooking the bay we transfer to the start of our walk to Sennen (1 hr.). Today our walk takes us on the South Coast Path towards the remote, gleaming lighthouse at Pendeen Watch along the rugged paths of the Granite Coast from the beautiful sweep of golden sand at Sennen Cove. Taking in part of Cornwall’s oldest mining district (featured in the TV series Poldark) and leading around Cape Cornwall where the Atlantic currents split, the path is a mixture of easy-open walking along the high cliff tops and short, rough ascents and descents. You may spot seals, as well as a variety of seabirds, as you walk beside the banks of seasonal pink thrift and carpets of purple heather and look out to the Atlantic crashing on the rocks below.
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Breakfast. Lunch. We return to Carbis Bay Estate for an early dinner. Tonight enjoy dinner in St Ives.
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Day 7
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Hiking at Zennor. Cornwall - St Ives to Zennor: After breakfast at the hotel, we head out for our last walk on the South Coast Path. We enjoy the views as our walk journeys out of St Ives to Clodgy Point. From here the path plunges down towering cliffs into beautiful coves and back up again. There is a real feeling of remoteness here, unlike any other part of the Coast Path. The landscape is beautifully wild and rugged and the area around the parish of Zennor is designated both an Environmentally Sensitive Area and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Today we will have our final celebratory lunch at the fabulous Tinner Arms at Zennor, a typical English pub.
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Transportation. From here we transfer to the city of Newquay those doing our 7-day walk will depart here at The Headland Hotel. Those continuing on will head to the heart of Somerset (2 hr. drive) to stay at the charming family-run Castle Hotel.
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Breakfast. Lunch. This hotel is set in a magnificent 100-year-old castle and offers fine dining in the restaurant featuring fresh local ingredients accompanied with wonderful wines.
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Day 8
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Transportation. Enjoy breakfast we are transferred north to Manchester (3 hours 40 mins drive). Along the way we stop for lunch. We arrive in Manchester early afternoon and check in to our accommodation at the Raddison Blue Edwardian Hotel. The remainder of the day is at leisure.
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Breakfast. Lunch. Tonight enjoy dinner in the hotel restaurant featuring local produce and wines.
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Day 9
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Eco Tour at Cleator. Walk St Bees to Cleator: This morning, we drive from Manchester to the coastal village of St Bees in Cumbria on the West Coast of England, a 3-hour drive. St Bees is a small village with over 1000 years of history. We head to the water to see the Coast-to-Coast monument near the lifeboat station and as Founder of the walk, Aldred Wainwright’s advises, dip our boot in the Irish Sea to start the walk. From here our walk follows the cliffs of St Bees Head for a few kilometers renowned for its birdlife and before reaching St Bees Lighthouse. We then turn inland to pass through the villages of Sandwith with its village green and quaint gardens, then Moor Row and eventually walk into our accommodation at Cleator in the West Cumberland Plain
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Breakfast. Lunch. We spend the night at the charming Ennerdale Country House Hotel enjoying a superb dinner in the restaurant accompanied with wine.
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Day 10
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Hiking at Lake District National Park. Lake District - Walk Ennerdale Bridge to Honister Pass: This morning, we enjoy an early breakfast before the short 10-minute transfer to the start of our walk at Ennerdale Water. Today’s walk will showcase stunning scenery as our path takes us along the pretty shores of Ennerdale Water. This remote region is far less frequented by tourists than the other lakes that make up the Lake District and well worth the effort. From Ennerdale we enjoy a relatively flat walk to the remote Black Sail, before the steep ascent at Loft Beck and the stunning landscapes of Honister Pass. From here we will transfer to the beautiful Lake District village of Grasmere (45 minutes). Tonight, we stay at the charming Wordsworth Hotel and Spa. Set in the Centre of Grasmere with quaint shops and cafes at your doorstep, enjoy time to explore this charming village
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Tonight, we enjoy dinner in the hotel restaurant featuring traditional English cuisine with perfectly matched wines.
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Day 11
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Hiking at Glenridding. Walk Grasmere to Glenridding: After breakfast, we continue our walking adventure through the Lake District from Grasmere to Glenridding. The route ascends to the pass of Grisedale Hause and then head up and over St Sunday Crag (840m) and down the valley to the charming Patterdale village. Note for fitter groups we have the option to take a more challenging route via the summit of Helvellyn which takes an extra 2 hours (3kms extra). Afterwards, we continue our walk from Patterdale into our hotel at Glenridding. Our accommodation tonight is at the magnificent Inn on the Lake, Ullswater. This 4-star hotel is set on a magnificent 15-acre property on the shores of Lake Ullswater offering breathtaking views and stunning gardens.
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Breakfast. Lunch. Tonight dine in the hotel’s grand Lake View Restaurant featuring imaginative local cuisine served with wonderful wines.
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Day 12
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Local Flavor at Yorkshire Dales National Park. Walk Orton to Kirkby Stephen: Enjoy a hearty breakfast before our transfer to the start of our walk (60 minutes) through the wild moorlands. Beyond Sunbiggin Tarn home to abundant birdlife, the route takes you into Smardale, a delightful valley through which a railway once passed, and an impressive viaduct can still be seen. Then it’s over Smardale Fell and a descent into the quaint market town of Kirkby Stephen. We transfer to our accommodation (10 mins). Tonight, we stay in a boutique castle at Kirkby Stephens. Augill Castle has been painstakingly restored to its former glory by its current owners. You’ll love the warmth, charm and hospitality of this unique location.
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Breakfast. Lunch. Tonight enjoy dinner prepared by a private chef.
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Day 13
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Hiking at Yorkshire Dales National Park. Walk Keld to Reeth: This morning enjoys a delicious breakfast before we transfer to Keld to the start of our walk (30mins). The tiny and tranquil village of Keld sits at the head of the Swaledale Valley. Keld’s landscape has four beautiful waterfalls as well as numerous old stone buildings. It was once the heart of a thriving mining industry when the population rose to 6000 in the 19th century. On today’s walk, you will delight in beautiful panoramas of rolling green hills, pretty rivers, and abandoned stone farmhouses and mines. At lunchtime, we stop at the cute village of Gunnerside where we will enjoy lunch in a typical English pub. After lunch, our walk continues on to the village of Reeth with its variety of shops. We walk directly into our hotel at Reeth, the luxurious Burgoyne Hotel, a charming Georgian country house hotel overlooking the village green.
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Breakfast. Lunch. Tonight enjoy dinner in the hotel restaurant dining on delicious food featuring local produce and wonderful wine.
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Day 14
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Eco Tour at Yorkshire Dales National Park. Walk Reeth to Richmond: Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before we start our walk today. From the village of Reeth our walk takes us past Marrick Priory once a Benedictine nunnery in 1140. Little of this building has survived except for the tower. Our path gradually climbs through woods and then grassy pastures along the way passing the villages of Marrick and Marske. We eventually arrive at the town of Richmond. This beautiful Yorkshire Dales market town has an impressive Norman Castle and a large cobbled market place. We spend the night at the Kings Head Hotel, Richmond. This hotel has a prime position in the marketplace square and has the ideal combination of old-world charm and modern comforts.
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Tonight enjoy dinner in the hotel restaurant featuring fresh local ingredients and perfectly matched wines.
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Day 15
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Hiking at North York Moors. Walk Osmotherley to Clay Bank Top: This morning enjoy breakfast at the hotel before transferring to our day’s walk. (40 mins). Today’s walk takes us into the North Yorks Moors with its rolling hills of purple heather. The North York Moors are one of the largest expanses of heather moorland in the UK covering an area of 1436 square kilometers. Our walks take us through woodlands then climbs steeping up to the northern edge of the moors. From here we take in magnificent panoramic views. We follow the undulating hills to Carlton Bank and arrive at Lord Stone Cafe for a break. Afterwards, we continue our journey enjoying superb views all the way to Clay Bank Top. We transfer to our accommodation 30 minutes. Tonight enjoy accommodation at Gisborough Hall Hotel in Gisborough. Enjoy the 16th century property full of old-world charm and character. Relax in the cosy main lounge and bar area with its roaring log fires and enjoy the warm hospitality and charm of this special property. Each room at the hotel as its own special character and decor as well as ensuite.
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Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner will be in the hotel’s stylish restaurant offering hearty Yorkshire fare and superb wines.
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Day 16
Robin Hood's Bay
Eco Tour. Walk Littlebeck to Robin Hoods Bay: Enjoy breakfast at our Inn before transferring to the start of the walk. (40 mins). Today we begin at the village of Littlebeck, pass by the ‘Hermitage’ a huge boulder hollowed out to make a home near the 20m high Falling Foss Waterfall. We walk through the last section of moors near Greystone hills before reaching the coast, where the trails take us along a coastal cliff path into Robin Hood’s Bay. This stunning, red-roofed village is set on the hillside overlooking the North Sea. From here we descend down the narrow steep streets of the village till we eventually reach Wainwright’s Bar at the Bay Hotel located on the harbor waterfront. Here we will enjoy a celebratory lunch and take photos near the end’s Coast to Coast plaque!
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Transportation. After lunch, we transfer to Carlisle (2 hr. 40 mins).
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Breakfast. Celebratory lunch. Enjoy dinner in the Penny Blue restaurant with superb wines.
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Day 17
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Local Flavor at Hadrian's Wall. Hadrians Wall to Manchester - Hadrian's Wall: After breakfast we head out to explore historic Hadrian’s Wall. Built by the Roman army after Emperor Hadrians visit in 122AD, the stone walls stretched from coast to coast forming a continuous Roman defensive barrier that guarded the north-west frontier of the Roman empire for nearly 300 years from Barbarians with a small fort every mile. We will travel to Housesteads to see the best-preserved Roman fort in the country as well as some other key locations.
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Transportation. Afterwards, we make our way to Glasgow (2 hr. drive), stopping for lunch enroute. Our accommodation for tonight is the boutique Malmaison Hotel
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Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner in the stylish Chez Mal Brasserie including wine.
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Day 18
Balmaha
Hiking. Walk Dryman to Balmaha: This morning, we drive from Glasgow to the start of our walk. The West Highland Way officially starts at Milngavie on the northern outskirts of Glasgow. We will stop here for photos and to pick up lunches but will continue on to the small historic town of Drymen to start our great walk. On leaving Drymen, we join the West Highland Way trail as it veers away from the road and heads towards Conic Hill. The view from Conic Hill is world-class, and your first taste of the epic landscapes you will experience on the West Highland Way. Below you, stretching across the world-famous Loch Lomond, are a chain of islands that mark the highland boundary fault, the literal threshold between the lowlands and the highlands of Scotland. After tearing yourself away from the views of Loch Lomond you descend into the tiny village of Balmaha.
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Boating. Boating cruise: In the afternoon we join a boat cruise on stunning Loch Lomond to the island of Inchcailloch, where we take a short walk around this beautiful island. Around this area, keep a lookout for Ospreys, diving into the loch after fish. Later we check into our accommodation at the charming Oak Tree Inn. Set on the eastern shores of Loch Lomond, this property is ideally located next to the loch and in the center of the village center.
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Breakfast. Lunch. Tonight enjoy dinner in the Inn’s superb restaurant featuring local Scottish cuisine served with superb wines. You may even be brave to try the famous Scottish Haggis.
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Day 19
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Eco Tour at Inversnaid. Walk Balmaha to Inversnaid: After a hearty breakfast, we start our walk from Balmaha. This is a day of interesting walking along the ‘bonnie banks of Loch Lomond from Balmaha to Inversaid. The Loch is the largest area of fresh water in Britain and is almost 40km long and up to 190m deep. Enjoy views of the loch and beautiful scenery dominated by water and woodland gives way to the rocky fells and mountain views of the Highlands and Ben Lomond Mountain. Once we arrive at Inversaid we enjoy refreshments at the local pub.
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Boating. Ferry transfer: Afterwards we catch the ferry across to Inveruglas before being transferred the short distance to our accommodation. Tonight, we stay at the Ardlui Hotel on the northern banks of Loch Lomond. This charming hotel has a superb location with majestic views down Loch Lomond.
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Breakfast. Lunch. Tonight enjoy our meal in the restaurant accompanied by superb wines
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Day 20
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Eco Tour at Kirkton of Glenisla. Walk Inverarnan to Kirkton Farm: Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before transferring back across the water. From here we drive north and enjoy a short stop at the world-famous Drovers Inn. This reputedly-haunted pub is an eccentric mix of old furniture, stuffed animals and pieces of armour all in a lively hotel. Today its nearly 16kms of mostly level walking along the worn, cobbled surface of the old military road surrounded by wonderful mountain scenery. For much of its route the trail makes use of historical lines of communication, in particular droving and military roads. The growth of cattle rearing in the Highlands in the 17th and 18th centuries created a network of drove roads through the mountains. Many of the old Inns sprang up at this time to provide accommodation for the drovers and grazing for the animals. Tonight, our accommodation is at the charming Bridge of Orchy Hotel. This hotel is nestled in a tiny hamlet by the river and near the famous Bridge of Orchy.
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Breakfast. Lunch. Enjoy dinner created by Head Chef David Hetherington featuring produce from local farmers.
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Day 21
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Hiking at Bridge of Orchy. Walk Bridge of Orchy to Kingshouse: After a hearty breakfast we head out for our day’s walking adventure. Today’s walk takes us from the Bridge of Orchy to Kingshouse. We traverse the Rannoch Moor, the largest undeveloped wilderness area in the whole of Britain. This remote landscape composed of boggy moorlands, lochans, rivers, and rocky outcrops supports a variety of flora and fauna including curlews, grouse and red deer. It’s known as the remotest and wildest section of the whole Way. We arrive at our accommodation at the iconic Kingshouse Hotel. Surrounded by dramatic mountains, the hotel has a backdrop of outstanding natural beauty. Relax by the cosy fires as you soak up the sensational views from the lounge and dining room areas.
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Breakfast. Lunch. Tonight dine in the stylish Kingshouse Restaurant indulging in sensational cuisine and perfectly matched wines.
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Day 22
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Hiking at Kinlochleven. Walk Glencoe to Kinlochleven: After breakfast, we head out for our day’s walk. This stretch gives spectacular walking across inspiring mountainous terrain. After a gentle start walking towards the Glencoe hills we begin our climb to the highest point of the West Highland Way, The Devils Staircase. This ascent of almost 260m is not as hard of the name suggests. It is believed to have been named by soldiers who had to carve this sinuous military road up the hillside in the 1750s. We follow the trail as it climbs to the pass (548m) where there are views over the Glencoe peaks and, in good weather, north towards Ben Nevis. From the top, it’s a long descent across rugged mountainside and then on a rather steep track down to Kinlochleven, a more modern village set amidst dramatic Highland scenery. But after a day walking around Glencoe it seems essential to finish with refreshments at the Boots Bar of the famous Clachaig Inn. Afterwards we return to our accommodation at the superb Kinghouse Hotel for the evening.
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Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner in the restaurant served with wine.
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Day 23
Fort William
Hiking. Walk into Fort William: After breakfast, we transfer to the start of our last walk. Today’s walk takes us within sight of Britain’s tallest mountain Ben Nevis. We will pass locations famous for the film Braveheart with Mel Gibson, on our way to the village of Glen Nevis. Here we will have our final celebratory lunch at the Ben Nevis Inn. Afterwards, we head to Fort William which has a trail endpoint with sculpture in its main pedestrian street where we can take some final group photos and enjoy some time to shop for souvenirs in the quaint shops.
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From here we transfer back to Glasgow (2.5 hours' drive) where you can be dropped back at the hotel or the airport. The end of a remarkable journey. Thanks for travelling with us!
Before You Go
What to know before booking
Included
Pack Free fully supported walk with no heavy packs to carry Professional and passionate guides Day 1 pick-ups from London Final day drop offs in Glasgow
Not Included
Tips and gratuities
What to Bring
Hiking shoes Comfortable clothes
Meeting & Pickup
Meet your guides in the foyer of the Petersham Hotel
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Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: No Confirmation: Manual By Business
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