Walking to the pub is among the most popular pastimes for visitors in Scotland, tourism chiefs have revealed. VisitScotland statistics show that walking and hiking is the number one intended activity for visitors - and the majority sample a Scottish pub during their visit. The national tourism organisation has listed some of Scotland's most stunning 'pub walks', featuring great hiking routes through the country's world-famous scenery each with the reward of a pub at the end. Overlooking Applecross Bay is the famous Applecross Inn. The route starts in Melrose and follows signs for St Cuthbert’s Way before turning off to reach the peaks before returning to the Ship Inn pub.

Source: Express June 09, 2024 14:57 UTC