Best camping trails in Highland, Scotland

Mostly level walking. A little climb near end; then a winding drop down to Fort William. While relatively flat, it can be difficult underfoot in places because of water flowing across large segments of the track. You can pick your way over much of it thanks to the rocky terrain but those who are not reasonably sure of foot may struggle in wet weather.Show more

Ben Macdui is the second highest peak in the UK. This is a well-equipped, yet long and tough hike that features beautiful views.Show more

This Scottish Highlands route is for experienced mountain climbers who do not have a fear of heights or rock scrambles. Much of this route travels along a narrow mountain path. However, the incredible views and scenery make the trip well worth it.Show more

This is one of the most challenging, rugged hikes in the UK. It is unmarked, but following this route will help you stay on course. The trail is often very far from any tryp eof services, so it is only recommended for experienced hikers and backpackers with knowledge of the route. Show more

The walk in to Inverie at Knoydart from the Glenfinnan railway station. This walk takes you via Glen Finnan through the Glendessary Forest then on to Sourlies Bothy at the head of Loch Nevis and by Carnoch and Mam Meadail and down into Inverie.Show more

This is part of an expedition along the Cape Wrath Trail from Strathcarron to Inchnadamph. For a list of downloadable segments, see here: https://www.alltrails.com/lists/cape-wrath-trail-strathcarron-and-inchnadamphShow more

This is a seven day expedition along the Cape Wrath Trail from Fort William to Strathcarron.  Accommodation is mainly wild camping with occasional options for a B&B and with a hotel on the last night. Show more