Arrive in Glasgow, the European Capital of Culture, and adjust to the time difference by staying in a hotel.

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After breakfast we take a short train ride from Glasgow Queen Street Station to Milngavie, where we start our tour on the West Highland Way, Dive into one of Scotland's most rugged and romantic regions. This is Scotland's first outdoor hiking trail, opened in 1980, a thousand years ago, Scotland's ancestors to fend off the vanguard of the Roman Empire, and a thousand years later, tourists flocked to enjoy the Scottish countryside unparalleled style.

The tour leader will introduce us to some of the Late Stone Age history, the scenery is similar to a country road, and the elevation is not obvious. The destination of today's hike is Drymen, where you will check into your hotel after a delicious welcome dinner.

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Meal : Breakfast; Lunch (Picnic); Supper (Welcome Dinner)

Trekking Distance : 19 kilometers

Trekking Time : 5-6 hours

Altitude Gains & Losses : ＋210 meters

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Today we bid farewell to Derry Gate, cross Garadhban Forest and take a detour to climb Conic Hill - only 361 metres high, but with a perfect view of Loch Lomond. When the season is right, the field is filled with dazzling gorse flowers, as well as a variety of bird species. After reaching Balmaha, the eastern shore of Loch Lomond, we will follow the coast through the forest, and then we will arrive at the peaceful place of Rowardennan, which lies at the foot of Ben Lomond.

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Meal : Breakfast; Lunch (Picnic); Supper

Trekking Distance : 23 kilometers

Trekking Time : 6-7 hours

Altitude Gains & Losses : ＋430 meters

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Today will start with the perfect view of Mount Lomond, and at this stage of the tour it is already a bit challenging. But when you see the right combination of different landforms and landscapes, it's all worth it. The area is a frequent haunt of Rob Roy McGregor. As we walked in his footsteps, the leader would tell us interesting stories about this "Robin Hood of Scotland". The difficult terrain will greatly slow down the speed of travel, but it is a very interesting thing to "explore" in such an original environment. Road conditions will improve as we approach our next destination, Inverarnan, a small village north of Stirling.

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Meal : Breakfast; Lunch (Picnic); Supper

Trekking Distance : 23 kilometers

Trekking Time : 6-7 hours

Altitude Gains & Losses : ＋475 meters

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Today we're officially in the Scottish Highlands, halfway through our Highland trek. From here, you can see the mountains stretching to the sky. Today we hike through Glen Falloch before turning north to Strath Fillan. The terrain will become much more barren, and your tour leader will introduce you to the hardy vegetation that grows here and how it was used in ancient times. When we arrive in Tyndrum, we will enjoy the magnificent view of Ben Lui, which rises to the west.

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Meal : Breakfast; Lunch (Picnic); Supper

Trekking Distance : 19 kilometers

Trekking Time : 5-6 hours

Altitude Gains & Losses : ＋700／－300 meters

Highest Altitude : 490 meters

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Today's amazing journey will start by climbing over Tyndlam and then follow the West Highlands Route. After a winding path, we come to a carved stone seat that is said to hold the sword of Robert the Bruce, the Scottish king who led the Scots to defeat the English army and make the kingdom independent. Continuing north, we will reach a small rest point at the Bridge of Orchy, before checking into the Inveroran hotel and perhaps enjoying a leisurely afternoon tea today.

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Meal : Breakfast; Lunch (Picnic)

Trekking Distance : 14 kilometers

Trekking Time : 4-5 hours

Altitude Gains & Losses : 330 meters

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The peaks of Black Mount lie to our west, and the moors of Rannoch Moor stretch out in front of you. Follow this wilderness path until you reach Glencoe. Reward yourself with a drink at the end of a day of hiking. You can also enjoy the beautiful view of Buachaille Etive Mor Mountain.

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Meal : Breakfast; Lunch (Picnic); Supper

Trekking Distance : 16 kilometers

Trekking Time : 4-5 hours

Altitude Gains & Losses : 314 meters

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Today's trip was relatively short, but it was the steepest part of the climb. After leaving the King's House Hotel, start climbing the famous "Devil's Ladder". This route is full of "Z-shaped" curves, but it won't make you climb very fast. The leader will teach you about the separate peaks and tell you about The Massacre of Glencoe. Down the Devil's ladder we take a relatively easy path that takes us to our next stop, a small village in Kinlochleven.

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Meal : Breakfast; Lunch (Picnic); Supper

Trekking Distance : 14 kilometers

Trekking Time : 4-5 hours

Altitude Gains & Losses : 430 meters

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After breakfast this morning, we will wake up the day by climbing a big incline! It takes you across a 274m plateau to enjoy the beauty of Ben Nevis - the highest mountain in Scotland. After crossing the highlands, the hardest part of the day is over. After that we will go to the Shepherd's summer villa and enjoy the view of Lochan Lunn Da-Bhr. Then it's downhill into beautiful Glen Nevis and then to Fort William - at this point, we've completed a 150km journey into the Scottish Highlands! After checking out our place and taking stock, celebrate with wine and food and treat yourself to a treat!

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Meal : Breakfast; Lunch (Picnic); Supper

Trekking Distance : 25 kilometers

Trekking Time : 6-7 hours

Altitude Gains & Losses : 475 meters

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After a pleasant breakfast, take the train back to Glasgow, you can choose the time of your return trip or stay in Edinburgh for a few days.

Accommodation : Own arrangement

Meal : Breakfast