Exploring Scottish Hill Tracks

Exploring Scottish Hill Tracks by Ralph Storer, published by Warner in 1993, is a detailed examination of Scotland’s intricate network of historical pathways. This 1st Edition Thus, comprising 226 pages, delves into various routes such as old drove roads, ancient military roads, and whisky roads that traverse the country’s wild landscapes. The book provides insights into how some of these paths have evolved into cart tracks, while others have faded from maps and require careful exploration to uncover.

Readers will find a thorough exploration of the diverse types of trails that have shaped Scotland’s travel history. The narrative emphasizes the adventure of tracing these routes, which include Pictish roads and coffin roads, highlighting the blend of history and nature that characterizes these paths. With a focus on travel and specialty travel, this book serves as a resource for those interested in the rich tapestry of Scotland’s outdoor heritage.