The Walkers Club · Scotland's Accessible Walks
Updated 27 April 2026Walks
Important — please read before you travel
Verify access before travel
Contact the operator (NTS, Forestry & Land Scotland, RSPB, the local council, or estate office) to confirm current access, opening hours, parking and toilet availability. If you need a Tramper, book it well in advance — they're popular and limited.
Conditions change
Even sealed paths can become impassable after heavy rain, snow or ice. Surfaces, gates and facilities are maintained by third parties and can change without notice. Many Highland and island routes have patchy phone signal.
Consider going accompanied
We strongly suggest walking with a companion wherever possible. Even on the most accessible routes a helper makes everything safer — especially in remote areas where phone signal is unreliable and help can be a long way off.
Accessibility is personal
What suits one wheelchair user, scooter user or person with walking aids may not suit another. The information here is a starting point for planning, not a guarantee. Only you can decide if a route is right for you.
The Walkers Club compiles this tool in good faith from publicly available information including the National Trust for Scotland, Forestry & Land Scotland, RSPB, Paths for All and Euan's Guide. We accept no responsibility for inaccuracies, for any consequences of decisions made using this tool, or for changes made by site operators after publication. Map pin locations are approximate and not intended for turn-by-turn navigation. The "Near me" feature uses your device's location only when you tap the button — it isn't stored or shared. Last reviewed: April 2026.