Kinglass Cottage

West Highland Way (Tyndrum to Inveroran)

Traces 14.5km of wild moorland and forestry track with steady gradual climbs and descents—terrain feels remote but footing is generally good on compacted paths. Not suitable for buggies or very young children due to length, exposure and minimal facilities between Tyndrum and Inveroran. Dogs welcome but keep them close during lambing season and be prepared for cattle grids. Rewards include sweeping views across Rannoch Moor's vast emptiness, Bridge of Orchy's photogenic river crossing, and that s

Bridge of Orchy to Auch (On WHW)

Follows the West Highland Way through Glen Orchy with steady, moderate climbs over open moorland – expect some exposed, rocky sections that can be boggy underfoot. Not suitable for buggies and challenging for young children due to rough terrain and distance. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near sheep. Classic Highland scenery with sweeping valley views makes this a rewarding stretch, though weather can turn quickly in this exposed landscape.

Catnish to Bridge of Orchy

Follows the West Highland Way through dramatic Highland scenery with moderate climbs and descents over rough, often boggy terrain. Not suitable for buggies or young children due to the distance and challenging underfoot conditions. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock. Rewards with stunning views across Rannoch Moor and forest sections, showcasing classic Scottish wilderness walking between these two waypoints on one of Scotland's most famous long-distance trails.

Auch to Glen Lyon

West Highland Way (Inverarnan to Tyndrum)