A trip to Scotland can lead you to enchanted oak forests, wild islands where towering Atlantic waves crash against the cliffs, charming green hill landscapes dotted with ancient castles, a thousand mirror-like lakes, or the stormy peaks of the Highlands, where the wind clears the mind of even the most stressed individual. No matter where you end up, a journey through Scotland is always a journey into a parallel world where myths and legends come alive. It’s a trip that allows you to become a child again—always in search of fairies, unicorns, and sea monsters.

With plenty of practical information, tips on restaurants and charming accommodations, detailed maps, and GPS downloads for selected hikes, this book makes travel planning easy and helps you navigate the area safely and relaxed.

The right book for anyone who...
... wants to plan their own trip to Scotland
... appreciates reliable tips, maps, and hikes
... seeks inspiration and guidance in one volume

Magda Lehnert is a journalist and photographer with a special connection to the wilderness. On long hikes, often accompanied by her dog Timber, she explores Scotland's rugged landscapes—from the islands of the west coast to the Cairngorm Mountains. She travels slowly, observes attentively, and allows places the time to make an impact. She shares her nature and travel experiences in her online magazine Wanderfolk as well as in various publications. Her travel guide to Slovenia has already been published by Reisedepeschen.