Rob Roy Way map booklet

The Rob Roy Way runs for 79 miles/128 km from Drymen to Pitlochry through classic Highland scenery and passing heritage aqueducts and railway heritage. This lightweight booklet features mapping at 1:40,000, and is optimised for cyclists as well as walkers. The map booklet celebrates the 25th birthday of the route. The Rob Roy Way is one of Scotland's Great Trails. The main route runs for 79 miles (128 km) from Drymen near Glasgow to Pitlochry in the Highlands, and is suited to both walkers and cyclists. The route visits many places linked Scotland’s most famous outlaw. It offers superb scenery, castles, forts impressive aqueducts and viaducts, and a 3600-year old stone circle. This map booklet is published to celebrate the 25th birthday of this popular route. Features include: mapping updated in 2026 lightweight (45 grams) and pocket-friendly mileage markers every mile, with km grid throughout detailed mapping of NCN7 as well as the Glen Quaich alternative for walkers custom, clear mapping at 1:40,000 with north always up the page: no rotation accommodation, refreshments and points of interest clearly marked robust, opens flat and printed on rainproof paper.