 Kenmore, Seen Across Loch Tay |
The Rob Roy Way is a 79 mile walk from Drymen to Pitlochry, linking together many of the places associated with Rob Roy MacGregor, the popular hero and outlaw who lived in these parts from 1671 to 1734. You can read his life story here.
The route was designed mainly with walkers in mind, who usually take between six and eight days to complete it. Almost all of it is also suitable for cyclists, who can complete it in three or four days.
- Further information: To find out more about the Rob Roy Way, visit the official website at: www.robroyway.com
- Guide Book: Rob Roy Way: Walk or cycle from Drymen to Pitlochry by Jacquetta Megarry (Amazon paid link.) This is the definitive guide to the Rob Roy Way.
- Undiscovered Scotland areas. For further information about accomodation, visitor attractions and settlements on or close to the Rob Roy Way, visit our area pages for Stirling and Central Scotland; and for Perthshire.
- Undiscovered Scotland feature pages. There are links to relevant Undiscovered Scotland feature pages about settlements via the strip map on this page or its text alternative.
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 Rob Roy's Grave, Balquhidder |
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Visitor InformationTo find out more about the Rob Roy Way, visit the official website at: www.robroyway.com |
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