
Back-to-back walking holidays in Britain
By Carys
Finish the West Highland Way and walk on to Inverness. Compare three back-to-back walking holidays in Britain and see how many days to allow.






Walk at your own pace, on your own or with the people you choose. Our family-run team has been arranging self-guided walking holidays since 1997. Tell us if you’d like shorter days, an extra night along the way or a room of your own. We book your accommodation and move your main bag between stops. That leaves you free to enjoy the walk, with just your daypack to carry.

4.8/5 based on 2919 reviews
"Celtic Trails were thorough and easy to work with. We chose a shorter trip since I’m 76 and slowing down! The distances were just right."
"Good base information provided, quick to respond and willing to change details to fit personal preferences"
"Seamless trip! I was able to focus on the walk. The info packet gave me everything I needed. The team at Celtic trails was so responsive and helpful. And their single supplement is less than other tour companies. I also really like that two of the accommodations were women owned! I was glad to be able to support them!"
"It was a great experience - we would highly recommend it tou our friends. Walk pack, correspondecen and service was exceptional"
"Professional service and tours, which can be adjusted to personal needs. Would look at other tours with them"
"Everything very smoothly organised. Very friendly people, excellent communication!"
"Such a fun trip. We loved the people we did this with too and the conversations were endless. Charming, adorable, and so great to just be out in nature for a long while. We really loved the whole experience and thought you all did a great job!"
"We maintain a hiking lifestyle, and Celtic Trails allows us to do that in advanced age, when we can no longer carry our full packs. We have recommended you."
"Celtic Trails were well organised and a safety net in case anything went wrong"
We plan your walking holiday in detail, so you don’t have to
You might have your eye on Offa’s Dyke Path all the way from Chepstow to Prestatyn, or prefer to spend a week walking the southern section to Knighton. Across more than 70 routes in the British Isles and Europe, you can choose a full trail, a shorter section or a short break.
When you explore a walk, look at the daily distances and terrain alongside the walking grade. That will give you a feel for how long you’ll spend on the path each day and whether the itinerary suits you.

Where you stay matters after a day on foot. We arrange comfortable B&Bs, guesthouses, inns and farmhouses along the route, with breakfast each morning.
We take care over the accommodation as well as the walking, so there’s somewhere comfortable waiting at the end of each day.


By Carys
Finish the West Highland Way and walk on to Inverness. Compare three back-to-back walking holidays in Britain and see how many days to allow.

By Rebecca Cunningham
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By Carys
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