king tracks in Europe is actually the supposed West Highland Way. Longer journey? How approximately north along the west shore and at that point back to the quieter, albeit less impressive eastern? A lot of vacationers in Glasgow, takes a train to Mallaig (sometimes exploring Glencoe or Fort William heading) then visits Isle of Skye (one of the most gorgeous of the Scottish islands), at that point head along the shore in the direction of Ullapool, as far as Durness, heading back going to Inverness, Fort Augustus (Loch Ness), Aberdeen as well as Cairngorms National Park, as well as ultimately Street Andrews. Is it achievable through buses and trains? 