A spectacular journey from Inverness, the Capital of the Highlands, along the shores of Loch Ness to Fort William. Cycling on special paths and quiet forest trails, you will enjoy magnificent views of lochs and mountains and will have a chance to see some of the abundant wildlife such as red deer and golden eagles. A rest day in Fort William to explore, try some mountain biking in the forest or climb mighty Ben Nevis, Scotland's highest mountain.Cycle to Oban via the the Isle of Lismore, famous for its wild flowers, and by ferry to the bustling town of Oban.

Holidays can sometimes be short and you may not have time to cycle on a full seven day tour or you may just need to escape the city and enjoy the peace of a long weekend in the country. There are many ways to explore Scotland and cycling is one of the best. Enjoy this leisurely 4 night tour of castles and palaces on our ‘Miniature Castle Trail’ tour of Highland Perthshire.

This tour will take you from Oban to Inverness following the sustrans cycle route number 78. It offers a variety of cycling from challenging on-road hills to lengthy sections of traffic free path through the spectacular scenery of the West Coast of Scotland. The busy port of Oban is the strating point of your tour from where you cycle north to Ballachulish, Fort William, Fort Augustus and finishing in Inverness.

A spectacular journey from Inverness,the Capital of the Highlands, along the shores of Loch Ness to Fort William. Cycling on special paths and quiet forest trails, you will enjoy magnificent views of lochs and mountains and will have a chance to see some of the abundant wildlife such as red deer and golden eagles. A rest day in Fort William to explore, try some mountain biking in the forest or climb mighty Ben Nevis, Scotland's highest mountain.

Well known as the “Home of Golf”, St Andrews also offers the visitor a host of other interesting things to see and do.The town itself enjoys a wonderful seaside setting in St Andrews Bay, with two excellent beaches and a small harbour. The sense of history is all around and is illustrated by the fine buildings of the ancient university and the ruins of the Castle and massive Cathedral built in the 13th century.

This bustling Victorian resort town is centrally placed for exploring the scenic beauty of the Perthshire Highlands. Loch Tummel, Rannoch, Blair Castle, Killiekrankie are just some of the beautiful places within easy reach.

The bustling riverside burgh of Inverness, often called the “Capital of the Highlands”, sits on the shore of the Moray Firth. It has a wide variety of accommodation, restaurants to suit every taste and excellent shopping facilities. Your cycling trips can take you to the historic battlefield of Culloden, Cawdor Castle

Towering mountain peaks, shimmering lochs and romantic glens mark this route. There are forest walks and nature trails, castles and other ancient monuments. The fast flowing River Tay is a frequent companion beginning in Perth and continuing through Dunkeld and Aberfeldy to the beautiful scenery of Killin and Loch Tay.

A strenuous 240ml Mountain Bike Tour which follows the ancient trails and drove roads across Scotland from Loch Hourn in the west to Montrose in the east. From the Atlantic seaboard in the west follow desolate tracks, mountain passes and forest trails through some of Scotland’s finest scenery to the reach the North Sea at Montrose. It is not all off road , however and you will be glad of the intervals on the smooth tarmac of minor roads. It begins at the remote village of Kyle of Lochalsh on the west coast.