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RE: cheapest train fares from London to Inverness in June?

by battybilly 30 May 2012

Caledonian Sleeper - stations en-route.... London Euston Watford Junction Crewe Preston Arrive next morning at: Carlisle. Onw…
Sept 29-Oct 14 in Scotland

by kargo 10 April 2012

Hey y'all. Four of us, two couples, are traveling to Scotland in the fall and we have a loose idea of where we want to go. Flying in…
RE: 4 nights in Scotland

by pmill54 08 April 2012

Thanks Kathfire! I'm not sure we would have gone as far north as Ullapool without your suggestion - and we are excited about that now…
Second trip to Scotland and I need advice

by DebraKay86 14 March 2012

Hi all, Me and my boyfriend are returning to Scotland after 7yrs. We fell in love with the land and our first tour was rushed so everythi…
RE: The Road Less Taken

by travelinstyle46 02 March 2012

These places were suggested in the original thread and I have pasted and copied them here to start us off. The poster who suggested each…
RE: Best day trips by train from Edinburgh?

by uberteeb 06 February 2012

Stirling, St Andrews (or somewhere else nice on Fife coast) or Pitlochry are decent do able day trips, if you want to get further you're…
RE: Best day trips by train from Edinburgh?

by craigmiller 01 February 2012

you could take a trip to Pitlochry, about 2 hours from Edinburgh by train, nice little town but very touristy it is a winner of Scotland…
RE: W. Europe - Off The Beaten Path

by travelinstyle46 29 January 2012

A few more additions Zofingen, Switzerland A small walled town of around 11,000 with wonderful restored architecture from the Middle…
Re: Best time for Scotlands Autumn colors & how to spend Halloween

by HimalayanUlrike 13 December 2011

Where and if you find autumn colours is quite dependent on the weather. Sometimes leaves fall early, sometimes they seem to stay green…
RE: Where can I go in Scotland without a car?

by pam 03 December 2011

There are plenty of places in Scotland that are remote and yet accessible by train! I'd recommend either the sleeper to Fort William and…
Re: Scotland in february

by barbes 30 September 2011

It won't definitely be cold and wet but it will be unpredictable. We had 25C this week which is totally unusual so you might get lucky…
RE: Sept 26-Oct 10, 2012, Two Couples - Two Weeks in Scotland

by kargo 19 September 2011

I put Pitlochry at the end before we head back to Edinburgh, even though its technically out of the way, because with our dates it seems…
RE: Sept 26-Oct 10, 2012, Two Couples - Two Weeks in Scotland

by himalayanfootsteps 19 September 2011

Take the long way from Ullapool to Thurso - all the way along the coast. It means you'll probably have to stay overnight somewhere (there's…
RE: Sept 26-Oct 10, 2012, Two Couples - Two Weeks in Scotland

by himalayanfootsteps 19 September 2011

Agree with #1 in all points (except for going to London first, the trip from London to Scotland is quite long, so if you're not keen on…
RE: Touring Distilleries over 2 weeks in Scotland

by craigmiller 16 September 2011

BrewDog is nowhere near Edinburgh as far as I am aware. Pitlochry is a good stop of place before you hit Speyside,the Edradour and Blair…
RE: Scotland Oct.2012 tips

by n_rb 02 August 2011

You can make a perfectly good trip round Scotland by public transport. Thousands of people do it every year. For example, from Inverness,…
Re: Day trips from Edinburgh

by serishana777 02 August 2011

Perthshire is really beautiful and has some fantastic walking which makes you feel that you're much further north than you actually are.…
RE: Another

by serishana777 26 July 2011

I wouldn't bother sleeping in Stirling. Accomodation is more limited and there's not a lot to do in the evening. Stay an extra night in…
RE: Planning travel to scotland review!

by craigmiller 14 July 2011

What has Pitlochry got besides tacky tourist shops ? 2 very fine distilleries ( Edradour and Blair Atholl),A 17th centrury hotel with…
RE: Planning travel to scotland review!

by pedro555 13 July 2011

What has Pitlochry got besides tacky tourist shops ?
Planning travel to scotland review!

by bzqldm 11 July 2011

Hi guys! My boyfriend and I are planning a trip to Scotland at the beginning of August and I'd like to ask you for some advice. We only…
RE: 9 days in Scotland - what to choose?

by travelinstyle46 08 July 2011

The only place I would consider as having 'crowds' is Ft. William. Anywhere north of Edinburgh and Glagow you can find scenery. Glen…
RE: Which parts of Scotland to show a friend from Brazil?

by n_rb 20 June 2011

The question of where to show one's Brazilian is one that perplexes many people. >she said she doesn't want to spend too much time cities…
RE: Distilleries

by craigmiller 20 June 2011

The Glenfiddich tour though pretty tourist orientated is very good and just a few 100yards away is the Balvenie distillery that does a…
Re: Coming to Scotland, need some advice

by Jazzsinger 26 May 2011

The central region around Loch Earn is a fantastic base as you can travel North, South ,Eas,t and West to see so many places within easy…