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@scotways.comOct 13, 2026, 8:30 AM

Due to forestry activity, the first part of this route can be tricky to find and follow. 🌲🌲🌲Therefore, an alternative route (starting from Burncleuch rather than Eskdalemuir) is also mentioned and described in our book #ScottishHillTracks.

@scotways.comOct 6, 2026, 10:45 AM

#ScottishHillTracks Route 303 takes you through the heart of the Torridon Mountains.

A short diversion from the route leads to the spectacular Coire Mhic Fhearchair, on the north side of Beinn Eighe. 🏔️

Have you walked this route?

#HillTrackTuesday

📸 Rachel Taylor

Trail cover for Hill Track 303, Glen Torridon to Bridge of Grudie (Loch Maree): a rocky footpath through heather leading toward sunlit mountain ridges under a clear blue sky, with a green ScotWays directional logo and the route title overlaid.A rocky hiking path winds up a grassy, boulder-strewn hillside toward distant flat-topped mountains beneath a wide, cloud-filled blue sky.Steep rocky cliff and scree slope descending to a clear, reflective mountain lake with visible stones in the shallow foreground and distant rounded peaks under a blue, cloud-speckled sky.ScotWays logo and promotional text over a rocky stream and upland valley with distant Scottish hills beneath a cloudy blue sky, inviting viewers to buy the official guide to Scottish Hill Tracks at scotways.com.
@scotways.comSep 29, 2026, 9:00 AM

This #ScottishHillTracks route offers a 27km trek, mostly on good tracks.

The ‘Burma Road’ is a popular challenge for both mountain bikers and gravel bikers due to its steep southern ascent/descent, but which is soon rewarded by the impressive views. [1/2]

Mountain bikers riding a gravel hill track toward the horizon under a blue sky; overlaid title reads "Hill Track 232 — Carrbridge to Aviemore by the River Dulnain and the 'Burma Road'" with a green ScotWays logo.Three children wearing helmets cycle along a dirt trail through pine and heather toward a winding river and distant hills.Tall weathered stone memorial commemorating a 17th-century archer stands beside a sandy path amid pine trees, green undergrowth, and patches of purple heather in a quiet Highland woodland.ScotWays logo and a call to buy the official guide to Scottish Hill Tracks at scotways.com over a purple-brown hillside with a narrow winding track through a shallow valley and scattered trees.
@scotways.comSep 15, 2026, 8:30 AM

We remain in and around Glen Affric this #HillTrackTuesday. Embarking on route 263 which starts at Cluanie Inn and returning towards the #AffricKintailWay, via Alltbeithe (SYHA Glen Affric Youth Hostel). #ScottishHilltracks

📸Rachel Taylor

A small pedestrian suspension bridge spans a stream in a rugged Scottish Highland landscape with rolling green and brown hills under a cloudy sky. Overlaid text reads, "ScotWays Hill Track 263 Cluanie Inn to Affric Lodge (Glen Affric)."A wooden-planked suspension bridge with tall, black metal arches spans a shallow river, leading toward a vast grassy meadow and hillside with rolling mountains under a cloudy, overcast sky.A narrow hiking path winds through a vast, grassy mountain valley under an overcast, cloudy sky, with a small, shallow stream flowing through the center toward rolling green peaks in the distance.A dirt track winds through a lush, green mountain valley in Scotland under an overcast sky. The image includes the ScotWays logo in the upper left corner and text in the center that reads: "Find out more and buy the official guide to Scottish Hill Tracks on scotways.com."
@scotways.comSep 8, 2026, 8:30 AM

🥾 Route 266 is one of the great Scottish cross-country routes which invites you to walk from Glen Affric to Morvich through a stunningly dramatic landscape. ⛰️ Our book #ScottishHilltracks mentions three variations of the route which are 23, 31 and 35 km respectively.

Hiker with purple backpack walking a rocky footpath through dramatic hills under a cloudy sky — cover for ScotWays Hill Track 266: Affric Lodge (Glen Affric) to Morvich (Loch Duich). A lone hiker in a teal jacket and pink hat steps across rocky, waterlogged ground. In the background there are rugged, grass-covered hills beneath a low, overcast sky. Lush green mountain valley with a narrow stream winding between steep grassy, rocky slopes and a stony footpath at left, framed by distant ridges under low grey clouds. ScotWays promotional graphic urging purchase of the official guide to Scottish Hill Tracks, shown over a misty mountain valley with a narrow grassy path winding between steep green slopes under cloudy skies.