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Ben Lawers from above Kenmore
There are some nice hillside walks above Kenmore with, as you can see, commanding views over Loch Tay. -
Glen Finglas
Glen Finglas is an area of broadleaf forest owned by the Woodland Trust. There is a steep climb up through the forest following which the path goes for miles across open moorland. -
Applecross Beach
A vessel off the coast at Applecross, with an interesting view of the beach at low tide. -
Eilean Donan Castle
Seen regularly on calendars and shortbread tins, but still stunning! -
Clashnessie
This delightful beach is at the northwest corner of the Assynt peninsula, on the very scenic coastal road from Lochinver to Kylesku. -
Edinburgh Castle
This view looking up to the castle is rather spoiled by the scaffolding supporting the seating for the Royal Military Tatoo. -
Falls of Clyde
The Falls of Clyde is a very interesting park just upstream from New Lanark, with extensive walks along the river bank and opportunities for watching wildlife. -
Glen Dochart
The River Dochart between Killin and Crianlarich. -
Assynt in the cloud
One of our favourite pictures showing typical Scottish scenery in typical Scottish weather. Don't worry, though, it'll be sunny again in 10 minutes! -
The Cowal Peninsula
This is one of the many arms of the Clyde estuary cutting into the Cowal Peninsula. -
Smoke over Killin
Killin is an excellent base for a holiday. It is on Loch Tay, in the mountains, and less than an hour's drive from Glencoe and the sea. -
Waterfall in Glen Etive
Glen Etive is a turning off to the left just before you reach the top of Glencoe (when travelling west). It is overshadowed by Buachaille Etive Mor, and is a great place for a walk along a relatively flat road. There are some beautiful waterfalls as well.