Easyways is pleased to offer seven long distance walks in Scotland:

• West Highland Way
  Milngavie to Fort William (95m/152km)
• The Great Glen Way
  Fort William to Inverness (73 m/117km)
• St. Cuthbert's Way
  Melrose to Holy Island (62.5m/100km)
• Rob Roy Way
  Drymen to Pitlochry (79m/126km)
• The Speyside Way
  Buckie to Aviemore (65m/105km)
• Kintyre Way
  Tarbert to Dunaverty(89m/143km)
• Fife Coastal Path
  North Queensferry to Newport-on-Tay(81m/135km)
  
  

Waymarking
All of the above walks are waymarked with the exception of the Rob Roy Way where Easyways’ clients will be supplied with detailed route notes at no extra cost

Terrain
Undoubtedly, the West Highland Way is the most challenging of the five walks and both previous experience and customer feedback indicates that the stages along Loch Lomondside are the toughest.

The Great Glen Way is a mixture of terrain with easy walking along canal towpaths, together with beautiful walking by the lochside and then forest climbs towards the end of the walk.

The St Cuthbert's Way is still a serious long distance walk but the rolling Border countryside and the rounded Cheviot Hills provides a most enjoyable and satisfying walk.

The Rob Roy Way, linked with the legendary Scottish outlaw, is a picturesque walk with varied terrain and scenery.

The Speyside Way is a pleasant walk mostly easy and well signposted. Including the optional Tomintoul Spur adds more of a challenge in an area of great scenic beauty.

The highest recommendation for all walkers must be a good strong pair of "well worn in" walking boots!

Back-pack Carrying Services
As part of our service, Easyways are pleased to organise baggage transfer on your behalf. There is no need to contact the companies direct since we undertake all of the administration for you. Simply indicate the number of packs on the booking form. We work closely in conjunction with specially chosen agents to ensure safe and reliable transfer of your baggage throughout your walk.

The tried and tested baggage transfer companies who provide this service on our behalf are:

• West Highland Way – Travel-lite
• Great Glen Way – Loch Ness Travel
• St Cuthbert’s Way – Carry-lite
• Rob Roy Way – Trossachs Transfers
• Speyside Way - by arrangement
• Kintyre Way - by arrangement
• Fife Coastal Path - by arrangement

All of the walks except the West Highland Way operate on a door to door basis and are able to do so based on the relatively low amount of walkers (so far!). However, due to the high amount of accommodation establishments on the West Highland Way, Travel-lite have developed a system of carefully chosen depots sited conveniently at all of the main locations throughout the route with the exception of Inversnaid (due to its geographical inaccessibility by road).

It is important to note, however, that Travel-lite and Easyways have been working in partnership for over ten years now and the result is that Easyway's clients benefit from door to door transfers at the majority of the stages of your walk. This has been possible through the establishment of close relationships with both Travel-lite and the accommodation providers alike.