easy
1.5–2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; walking at your own pace
Discover the captivating history and hidden gems of Inverness on a personalized guided walking tour. Perfect for history enthusiasts and urban explorers alike, this walk reveals Scotland’s Highland capital in an intimate and engaging way.
For all ages! • 2 Hours • Guided by a Professional!
Book a private walk with Cath, a local to the area, and an experienced and qualified tourist guide around her beautiful city of Inverness.
Your group is the only people on the tour. Please let me know if there is anything you would like to focus on. If you have a Clan name or a particular interest in architecture, wildlife, or whisky just let me know.
A Walk Inverness tour contains lots of local history, beautiful scenery, architecture, and romantic (yet sometimes bloody) tales that have over time, shaped Inverness into the thriving city that stands today.
In the true spirit of Outlander, find out more about the short but final confrontation of the Jacobite Rising, The Battle of Culloden in 1746, in which the fate of 1500 Jacobites was sealed by a poor decision and a hostile terrain. Cath will fascinate you with references to Outlander along with life in 18th-century Inverness right up to the present day. Sharing stories of clan history, folklore, and legends. Step even further back in time to 565 AD and learn about St Columba’s visit to the Highlands.
Inverness iCentre, 36 High Street, Inverness IV1 1JQ
Streets are uneven and involve some walking, so comfortable footwear is a must.
Capture scenic views and historic landmarks along the route.
Scottish weather can be unpredictable; pack rain gear or sun protection as needed.
Morning walks often feature fewer crowds and a more tranquil atmosphere.
Inverness was historically a strategic hub during medieval Scotland, and the city played a key role in the Jacobite risings, with many stories woven into its streets and sites.
The city actively promotes sustainable tourism by preserving historic sites and maintaining green spaces along the Ness River.
Provides support for a city walk that covers cobbled streets and uneven terrain.
Stay comfortable and dry regardless of Scottish weather.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Capture scenic and historic sights along the route.
Stay hydrated while walking through the city.