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  1. oxisis avatar

    Two week itinerary help

    by oxisis 29 May 2012

    Hi all, We're planning to visit Scotland for the first time in early July. We tend to try to pack as much in -- we'll have a car for…

  2. pedro555 avatar

    RE: My plan for Scotland - your opinion

    by pedro555 28 May 2012

    There's Glen Coe and there's Glencoe village.The scenic part of the Glen is about 3 miles from the village. There is no accommodation…

  3. olape avatar

    RE: My plan for Scotland - your opinion

    by olape 27 May 2012

    Dear all, I have one more question: where would it be better to stay - Glen Coe or Fort William? It will be a stop on our way from Edinburg…

  4. Isotala avatar

    RE: My plan for Scotland - your opinion

    by Isotala 21 May 2012

    Edinburgh is an amazing city but can get a bit crazy over August. Personally I love it, the streets are heaving, there's entertainment…

  5. sazzleblonde1985 avatar

    Travel buddy in scotland

    by sazzleblonde1985 21 May 2012

    Hey, I'm looking to do a 2 week road trip in June around Scotland in my car. Looking for a couple of peeps to fill the seats and to share…

  6. tygertygertyger avatar

    Family Trip to Scotland - ideas/suggestions on this itinerary?

    by tygertygertyger 18 May 2012

    Hi! I am travelling to Scotland in mid-July with my mom (late 50s), my brother (late 30s), his son (4 yrs). We've been doing a lot of…

  7. weeg avatar

    RE: My plan for Scotland - your opinion

    by weeg 17 May 2012

    I'd skip Loch Ness, also instead of going Skye/ Eilean donan (which is beautiful, but won't take long to see) straight to Edinburgh, conside…

  8. Brewergray avatar

    RE: Scotland Driving 3-4 Days

    by Brewergray 14 April 2012

    Hi ariel1996 I am an Aussie who lived and worked in Inverness for 2 years. In my opinion, I'd suggest you leave the Outer Hebrides for…

  9. Caballero avatar

    Scotland trip

    by Caballero 12 April 2012

    Hello again, I asked about going to a game of soccer last week and got some good advice, so I thought I'd run my so far planned trip by…

  10. Herbie47 avatar

    RE: Scotland Driving 3-4 Days

    by Herbie47 11 April 2012

    I like Glen Coe area in the Highlands but there are many good places, have alook online at some guides. Skye has several good places to,…

  11. Herbie47 avatar

    RE: Scotland Driving 3-4 Days

    by Herbie47 11 April 2012

    Yes that would be best although flying canbe cheaper and quicker than the train. Driving in Scotland canbe slow going so 4 days is not…

  12. parker1000 avatar

    Scottish highlands in winter on public transport, itinerary review

    by parker1000 07 April 2012

    I'm planning a trip to the Scottish highlands (possibly sandwiched between NY and Russia) in January. I don't drive so will be using trains,…

  13. serishana777 avatar

    RE: Two days driving in Scotland - advise please

    by serishana777 04 April 2012

    I've never been to Dunottar Castle, so can't comment, but it's a bit of a boring drive from Edinburgh to Stonehaven. Stonehaven to Inverness…

  14. mripol avatar

    Two days driving in Scotland - advise please

    by mripol 04 April 2012

    Hello, We'll be in Edinburgh at the end of April for one week – my husband and I with our 12 year old daughter. My husband will be attend…

  15. Cecilia avatar

    RE: 4-5 days Scotland from London, worth it?

    by Cecilia 01 April 2012

    @Jazzsinger, thank you very much for the detailed info! That old railway trail sounds good, and I might stay at/near Loch Earn for one…

  16. Jazzsinger avatar

    Re: 4-5 days Scotland from London, worth it?

    by Jazzsinger 01 April 2012

    Hello Yes, Scotland is The Loch District with so many lochs to choose, ample space and an abundance of wildlife. Consider Loch Earn…

  17. uulwalker avatar

    RE: Edinburgh to Skye

    by uulwalker 21 March 2012

    "Scotland 'looks' small, but everyone on the forum says the small, windy roads makes everything more time consuming." The windy roads…

  18. lilacpea avatar

    Help on 2 weeks itinerary

    by lilacpea 13 February 2012

    Hi I'm having difficulty planning my 2 weeks itinerary in Scotland. It will be at the end of February and beginning of March, I won't…

  19. pedro555 avatar

    RE: Three day car Highland Itinerary

    by pedro555 16 January 2012

    Stirling not Sterling. Monday . Stirling visit Castle and Wallace Monument - 4 hours. Then drive up A9 to Dalwhinnie and then west…

  20. weeg avatar

    RE: Suggestions for day trips or overnight from Glasgow

    by weeg 25 August 2011

    [traveline|http://www.travelinescotland.com/welcome.do] is really useful - they have smartphone apps too, if that's any use to you. There…

  21. tungurahua avatar

    RE: First Trip to Scotland

    by tungurahua 17 August 2011

    If you drive around Scotland the chances of seeing Loch Ness are pretty high anyway - it nearly bisects the country in two! I would…

  22. scoodly avatar

    Re: Walking in Scotland...Ben Nevis and around

    by scoodly 16 August 2011

    Hello Agree with Herbie, Glen Coe has much better walking opportunities than Loch Ness but if you are around that general area consider…

  23. Herbie47 avatar

    RE: Walking in Scotland...Ben Nevis and around

    by Herbie47 16 August 2011

    Skip Loch Ness it is boring. For walks around Fort William, I would look at the Glencoe area, great scenery and walks. here is a guide:…

  24. oceania26 avatar

    Suggestions for day trips or overnight from Glasgow

    by oceania26 14 August 2011

    I'm looking for suggestions on a couple of _day trips from Glasgow_ and perhaps _one overnight trip_ *beside Stirling and Edinburgh.*…

  25. kl123 avatar

    RE: Another

    by kl123 25 July 2011

    I would rather sleep in Glen Coe (or near) instead of Fort William and do some hill walking or hing near three sisters, beautiful mountains…

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