Rannoch Moor

Rannoch Moor is a wild and remote section of the West Highland Way and one of the last great wildernesses of Europe. On a good day this rugged and beautiful section of trail affords relatively easy-going hiking. However, if weather conditions are bad, it can be extremely challenging crossing this exposed ground. Make sure you are prepared.

One of the most beautiful sections of the West Highland Way with unbelievably wide views along the hills and mountains.

In general, the whole area is very humid so camping is possible only in a few places.

In bad weather, the Rannoch Moor can be a real challenge. No way to seek protection.
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Beautiful path section at the foot of the mountains, wide views of the distant valley on the right and the high mountains on the left, far away from human civilization

Wild and beautiful - excellent for the soul. As previously mentioned, there is no shelter - no trees, no caves, just you and the elements! Make sure you pack the right clothing (wind and rainproof gear is a good start!

Beautiful landscape, but during heavy rainfalls no fun...

A real treat for friends of the wide view! Far away from the road it goes through the high moor.

Another great area of the West Highland Way, vast flat views across a bleak looking landscape.

Unfortunately, the old military road on which you walk is not very foot-friendly. Very rocky and therefore exhausting. Unfortunately, you can also see the street in the distance from time to time, so that the impression of loneliness is a bit lost... but you are already used to the permanent presence of the street at this time at the WHW - unfortunately

Scotland's largest raised moor is soft peat covered with moss, lush grassland and heather. It is therefore completely unsuitable for agriculture and is therefore a landscape that has hardly been touched by anthropogens.
It is part of the National Heritage.

Grandiose landscape! Yes, really!