1025 Euro per person in twin/dbl room (01/30/04; 20/09-10/10) 1055 Euro per person in twin/dbl room (01/06-31/08) 1085 Euro per person in twin/dbl room (01-31/05; 01/19/09) *This is arguably the most popular long-distance route in the UK. Accommodations are small and get booked well ahead of time. Book early to avoid disappointment. This will also leave us better choice in terms of accommodations, providing en-suite rooms.

Single room supplement: 440 Euro per person Solo traveler supplement: min group size for this tour is 2 pax; check with us for alternative programs, where solo hikers can also be accepted!

The tour can start on any day of the week between the beginning of April and mid-October. Although you can spend the previous night in Milngavie, most people would come directly from Glasgow and start the hiking that same day. Milngavie is a suburb of Glasgow, 12km away from the city center. There are regular connections, which you may use to get there: taxi (15min ride, 15-25 GBP), train (from Glasgow Queen Street and Glasgow Central Stations, appr. every 15 minutes, 20min ride, ticket is appr. 3 GBP; N.B.: on Sundays trains only run from Glasgow Central every 30 minutes but you can change at Partick), bus (a couple of bus services run from Glasgow City Centre to Milngavie, appr. 40min ride, check www.travelinescotland.com for details). You should aim for the Milngavie Railway Station if starting your walk immediately as this is where your baggage is dropped off. The start of the walk, on a pedestrian shopping street, is very well signposted from the railway station. The route is well waymarked and easy to follow. We supply a detailed map and guidebook so will easily find your way. One piece of luggage per person is allowed for the daily luggage transfers (20kg). Arrival: best airports to lands: Glasgow and Edinburgh. Glasgow is well-served by rail from across the UK. Departure: returning from Fort William: If you are returning to Glasgow we suggest the Citylink Bus (up to 8 departures daily, approx. 3 hours) or Scotrail train (one of the UK's most spectacular journeys, 2-3 departures daily, approx. 4 hours, also available for continued journey to Edinburgh).

Our West Highland Way holidays include overnight accommodation in a mixture of country inns, small hotels, guesthouses and B&B’s. We carefully select your accommodation to ensure that you enjoy every minute of your stay and all offer a warm welcome to walkers, traditional hospitality and delicious local food. We book en suite rooms as standard. If there are no en suite rooms available in an overnight location, we may book a room with shared facilities, but we would always inform you in advance if this was the case. Breakfast is included each morning while lunch and dinner are not included so you are free to choose from the available options. Your accommodation will be more than happy to provide a packed lunch on request and this can be booked on arrival. Alternatively, your guidebook also includes details of local shops and convenient lunch stops on the way. Dinner is available either at your accommodation or nearby pubs and restaurants and your info pack will of course have recommendations.