Useful Links and Further Information

RLS Websites

 

 

Some Useful Websites

    John Muir Trust

Mountaineering Scotland

    Forestry Commission

    Long Distance Walkers Association

     Scottish Natural Heritage

     Ordnance Survey - Maps, etc     Ordnance Survey Outdoor Skills - some very useful tips

     National Trust for Scotland

    Mountain Bothy Association 

Scottish Wild Land Group

 Sustrans - Sustainable Transport

 Visit Scotland

 Visorando - a walking planner

UNDISCOVERED SCOTLAND Stevenson Way Page

 

 Associated Travel Companies

 


Access and Responsibility

Please be aware of the Scottish Outdoor Access Code  (Especially if you are not from Scotland)

Advice from Mountaineering Scotland, including Wild Camping, Minimal Impact, Ticks, Where to 'Go' in the Outdoors, etc.

During the deer stalking season, typically September and October, you need to check access beforehand. Scottish Natural Heritage have launched a new Heading for the Scottish Hills website which provides deer stalking information for hillwalkers. Also, in the spring you need to be aware of lambing and/or calving and be prepared to change your route accordingly.

Under the Scottish Outdoor Access Code legislation, councils are required to draw up plans of "Core Paths" in their area. Some of these Core Paths are used in the Stevenson Way.

Argyll and Bute Council's Core Paths

Clackmannanshire Council's Core Paths

Fife Council's Core Paths

Highland Council's Core Paths

Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park Core Paths

Perth and Kinross Council's Core Paths

Stirling Council's Core Paths

 


Mountain and other weather sites


Information about Ticks and Lyme Disease


YouTube Videos

The Vagabond by RLS (sung in French)

"On the Way to RL Stevenson" - the Chemin de Stevenson (in Czech)

Les Cévennes de Robert Louis Stevenson (In French with German subtitles)

 

 



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