The Sunday Post (Newcastle)

10 essential road trips

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GLEN COE

One of the most famous and most scenic driving routes in Scotland, with towering mountains through the majestic glen.

LOCH LOMOND & THE TROSSACHS NATIONAL PARK

Close to Glasgow, the park offers Munros, lochs and forests.

THE ISLE OF SKYE

A road trip is a great way to explore scenery such as The Cuillin mountains and landmarks such as Dunvegan Castle.

THE TROSSACHS

The Three Lochs drive takes you along a forest road stretching nearly eight miles, open to vehicles from March to October.

ISLE OF MULL

Discover enchanting scenery on the route from Tobermory to Fionnphort – with the bonus of spotting some sea eagles.

REST AND BE THANKFUL

Drive across the Arrochar Alps in Glen Croe with a viewpoint offering the perfect place to stop and take in stunning vistas.

ST ANDREWS

The scenic coastal route from Fife round the East Neuk is ideal for visiting quaint fishing villages such as Elie and Anstruther.

OUTER HEBRIDES

Hop on the ferry to Stornoway and take in the landscapes travelling through the Isle of Lewis to the Isle of Harris.

LOCH NESS

Follow the A82 along the shore and take in the mysterious water – with or without a sighting of the famous monster.

SELKIRK

The drive from Moffat to Selkirk was once voted most scenic in Britain, with sights including Grey Mare’s Tail waterfall.

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