Scotland's West Highland Way is named one of the best UK hiking routes
dailyrecord.co.ukA popular yet challenging hike around Scotland has been named one of the best hikes to head out on this spring, according to experts.There isn't much better than taking in the UK's best scenery and landscapes by trekking around on a hike.
Many Brits will be lacing up their boots and looking out their cameras to stomp around the country as the weather continues to improve across the UK.In order to help people discover the best hikes Britain has on offer, the staycation experts at Sally’s Cottages have rounded up their five favourite hikes to take this spring, from easy, family-friendly routes, to challenging long-distance walks.Ranked third is arguably one of the hardest hikes out there to do in the UK, but it showcases the best scenery Scotland has to offer.The West Highland Way in Scotland has been listed as the third best hike to take this spring, with a challenging difficulty and a total distance of 153.5km.The experts said: "For those who are looking to build their week around their hike, Scotland’s first and best long-distance trail is a breathtaking experience, showcasing the beautiful diversity of the Scottish landscape.
Winding through the countryside, mountains and glens of Scotland, the trail passes through iconic landmarks such as Ben Nevis, and Loch Lomond, and is perfect for wildlife lovers amongst the group. "You may even spot eagles and red deer along the way.
When you reach the end at Fort William, make sure to re-fuel at the Black Isle Bar - the pub offering 27 taps of celebratory pints to choose from."According to the West Highland Way website, the challenging hike is "one of the most magnificent walking holidays".This hike challenges people to walk an average of 19km over 10 days, saying in various
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