Have you ever found beauty in the most unexpected places? During my incredible hiking trip with Wilderness Scotland–The High Points of the Hebrides—I was captivated by something unusual: the remote ...

Join us on an unforgettable walking trip along the best bits of the West Highland Way, exploring some of the iconic route’s most beautiful sections. Accompanied by an expert guide, hike through ...

Carbon Footprint: 71kg ? What does this mean? Click here to find out about our carbon labelling project and what we're doing to be more sustainable. All you need to know about your trip, this ...

Carbon Footprint: 105kg ? What does this mean? Click here to find out about our carbon labelling project and what we're doing to be more sustainable. All you need to know about your trip, this ...

I’m lucky enough to have worked and travelled in some spectacular places and remarkable communities, including a first descent in the Northern Himalayas, and a circumnavigation of Ireland. This means ...

Experience adventure under sail on the 75-year-old, 60ft traditional gaff cutter, Eda Frandsen. Join the small crew and your Wilderness Guide to explore the remote peninsula of Knoydart, the magical ...

Between the 1st and the 21st of October, our entire range of trips are frozen at their current prices, which means you can secure your perfect Wilderness adventure at its best possible price. Whether ...

Would you like to join the Wilderness Scotland team? Do you have great attention to detail, a passion for outstanding service and a love of adventure? Is being based in the Cairngorms National Park a ...

From the northernmost reaches of the Orkney Isles to the rolling hills of the Scottish Borders - we've indexed the flavour profiles of over 120 beers across the entire country. Discover which Scottish ...

Carbon Footprint: 78kg ? What does this mean? Click here to find out about our carbon labelling project and what we're doing to be more sustainable. All you need to know about your trip, this ...

So what can people expect when visiting Scotland climate-wise? Scotland’s climate is temperate oceanic. This means that Scotland has a shorter range of temperature, and is generally cool and wet.