Outdoor Scotland
Glen Esk to John O’Groats Part Five
Tom Weir considers man’s changes to Scotland’s coast from Nigg Bay to the Dornoch Firth Part One Part Two Part Three Part Four I went next to Nigg Bay […]
Katrina Patrick
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What’s On
The Cannae Miss List: Jan 27 – Feb 2
Our What’s On guide to the most vibrant, most unusual and most unmissable events in Scotland this weekend and in the coming week Made In Perthshire At Perth Concert Hall […]
What’s On
North East Food & Drink Awards
The North East Scotland Food & Drink Awards urge businesses to sign up to the region’s most prestigious awards, celebrating excellence and innovation Consisting of eleven categories, the awards […]
Community
National Park Campaign Steps Up
The Scots Magazine was at Holyrood last week, to support the campaign for more National Parks in Scotland. A special exhibition and reception at the Scottish Parliament showcased the […]
Outdoor Scotland
Glen Esk to John O’Groats Part Four
Part Four: Tom Weir’s thoughts on the new A9, and proposals for ski slopes in Lurcher’s Gully in 1980 I’ve been doing plenty journeying myself lately, literally from John o’ […]
What’s On
The Cannae Miss List: Jan 20 – 26
Our What’s On guide to the most vibrant, most unusual and most unmissable events in Scotland this weekend and in the coming week Big Burns Supper! The week-long festival is […]
Community
Our February Issue 2017
Out now! Our February issue is in shops now, and available on subscription. There are loads of ways to get it digitally to your smartphone or tablet, too; just visit the […]
What’s On
Scotland’s Gardens 2017
500 gardens set to open their gates for this year’s Scotland’s Gardens The open garden charity have organised another great year of discovery and horticulture, with more than 70 […]
Outdoor Scotland
Glen Esk to John O’Groats Part Three
Part Three: Along the Waters of Unich I could have done with a lot more of the gorge which ended suddenly on undulating moorland, the kind of country you […]
Culture
John Muir Way Awarded Great Trail Status
The John Muir Way, running from Helensburgh to Dunbar, has officially been recognised as one of Scotland’s Great Trails Only three years after it was established, the John Muir […]
