Wild camping journeys in Scotland
Guided multi-day journeys through remote landscapes, travelling at an unhurried pace and living comfortably in wild places. Led by qualified instructors — with time to enjoy the journey as much as the nights under canvas.
What these journeys are
These are not “survival weekends” or fast-and-light challenges. They’re guided journeys designed to help you travel well through wild landscapes — with simple systems for comfort, good decisions when conditions change, and plenty of time to enjoy being out there.
Who it’s for
- Hillwalkers who want to step into multi-day journeys in wild places
- People who want guidance with planning, pace, and camp routines
- Anyone who prefers small groups and an unhurried feel
What it’s not
- A classroom-style course or an exam weekend
- A rush to “bag” miles — we travel at a steady, enjoyable pace
- A “just cope with it” expedition — comfort matters
Trips & dates
Choose the journey that matches your time and appetite for remoteness. Each trip is guided and run in small groups, with a clear kit list and calm, steady pacing.
Rum: Ridges & Remote Beaches
A guided island journey combining ridges, quiet coastal walking and nights under canvas — with logistics handled and route choices led to suit conditions.
Best for
- Confident walkers wanting a standout island journey
- Those happy with multi-day walking and wild camps
Highlights
- Ridge day on the Rum Cuillin (conditions dependent)
- Remote beaches and big sea views
- Small-group, steady pacing
Knoydart: Glenfinnan to Inverie
A classic Knoydart traverse with that proper “beyond the road end” feel — moving through remote glens and finishing in Inverie.
Best for
- Walkers who want a true point-to-point journey
- Those comfortable with steady days on rougher ground
Highlights
- Glenfinnan start, Inverie finish
- Quiet routes and remote camps
- Route choices adapted to conditions
Knoydart: Loch Hourn Approach
A different way into Knoydart — a bigger-feel approach with rugged terrain and a strong sense of remoteness. Still calm and well-led, just with more commitment and reward.
Best for
- Experienced hillwalkers wanting a bigger multi-day
- Those comfortable with rough ground and longer days
Highlights
- Loch Hourn approach into Knoydart
- Rugged terrain and quiet camps
- Comfort systems that keep it enjoyable
Dates & availability
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How it works
Keep it simple: pick your trip, get a clear kit list, then turn up ready to travel well through wild places.
Step-by-step
- Choose a trip: pick the journey and dates that suit you
- Prep made easy: we send a simple kit list and pre-trip details
- Meet & travel: steady days, good decisions, comfortable camp routines
- Go home confident: with the experience (and habits) you’ll reuse
Not sure which one’s right?
Message us with your dates and experience and we’ll recommend the best fit. Ask a quick question →
Why choose Peak Adventures
Small groups, calm decision-making, and journeys that feel properly looked after — from your first message to the last day on the hill.
Small groups, real attention
More coaching, better decisions, and a smoother trip from start to finish.
Qualified & experienced leaders
Led by instructors with AMI / Mountain Training awards and years in Scottish terrain.
Clear kit lists & pre-trip info
Know what to bring, what to expect, and how we’ll tailor the route to conditions.
Ready to plan your next journey?
If you’ve got dates in mind, head straight to the trips. If you’re unsure about pace, kit, or which journey fits best, send a quick message — we’ll help you choose well.