• Trossachs Traverse

• 1st February – 30th November

• On request

• 4 nights, 3 days walking across Trossachs National Park changing guest house each night
• 7 night holiday option with exploration of islands near Oban

• Exploring the Trossachs National Park in Scotland, a land of beautiful lochs and glens, forests and tumbling rivers.
• Exploring Stirling a fine small city full of the history of Scotland – Stirling Castle and Wallace Monument.
• A short break walking holiday which offers easy to moderate walking in a relatively quiet and beautiful region of Scotland.
• Small villages and towns with a thriving local culture and music.

• 4 nights B&B in ensuite 2 person rooms (double or twin) in good Guest Houses or Hotels.  Some locations have a limited choice

1. 4 nights B&B accommodation
2. Baggage Transfers on walking days 2, 3, and 4. (1 bag per person, max weight 20kg)
3. Detailed walking notes including information about the area
4. Walking maps of Trossachs and islands

1. All lunches, dinners and drinks
2. Travel to Stirling and back from Killin, Scotland
3. Local bus transfers
4. Travel insurance
5. Entrance fees

Walking Profile

This short break independent walking holiday is a reasonably gentle week and would suit people who are happy to walk in the countryside on rolling paths and tracks. Daily walking distances 14 – 20km with rolling countryside.  Ascents up to 200m during the day.  This holiday can be made easier or harder according to your preferences with different options available on 2 of the days in the Trossachs.

Day 1: Arrival

Arrival in Stirling. Time to explore Stirling - a fine small city full of the history of Scotland – Stirling Castle, Wallace Monument and surroundings.

Day 2: Aberfoyle - Callander

Transfer to Aberfoyle and briefing before setting off on the start of your journey across the Highland Boundary Fault (which stretches right across Scotland) to Callander, 14km.

Day 3: Callander - Kinghouse

Walk to Kingshouse via picturesque Loch Lubnaig and Strathyre between lovely mountains. There are a couple of route options from Strathyre to Kingshouse, 15km to 19km

Day 4: Kinghouse - Killin

Walk to Killin, again there are a couple of options from which to choose. One following the gentler gradients of the old railway line up the spectacular Glen Ogle and crossing a couple of fine old viaducts before heading down through the forest to Killin, 15km. The alternative will take you up and through Glen Kendrum and down Gleann Dubh, through wild rugged glens with a fair bit of ascent,  22km

Day 5: Departure

After breakfast, local bus back to Stirling for onward travel