Two years, two campervans and a dog called Lillie. These are the corners of Scotland we’ve actually parked up in — walked, cycled, photographed and come back to. Every trip below is a real place we’ve been, written from the driver’s seat rather than a brochure.
We add to this as we travel, so it grows. Start with whatever pulls you in — the wild west coast of Argyll, a loch deep in the Trossachs, or a quiet East Lothian beach twenty minutes from Edinburgh.
Where we’ve been so far
Argyll & the West
The Kyles of Bute, Tarbert, Kintyre’s empty beaches and the long road to Campbeltown.
North Berwick & East Lothian
Two sandy beaches, a volcanic law, Bass Rock and the best coffee on the coast.
Killin & the Falls of Dochart
Roaring falls, St Fillan’s healing stones and the quiet head of Loch Tay.
Loch Katrine & the Trossachs
Rob Roy country by boat and by bike, deep in the heart of the Trossachs.
Callander
River walks, a ring of lochs and the launch pad for every Trossachs ride.
Dollar & the Ochils
Castle Campbell above a dramatic glen, in a genteel little Hillfoots town.
The Pentland Hills
Scotland’s first great escape — reservoirs, ridges and heather on the city’s doorstep.
Linlithgow
Mary Queen of Scots’ birthplace, a palace ruin and a gentle lochside loop.
More lands here as we travel — meanwhile, explore every loch we’ve logged →
