'Whisky Galore' is a story for whisky fans, but also for those who wonder if a trip to the Speyside is worth it if you're not a whisky lover. A hint: it is!

We're driving to the Speyside and spend a few days in Dufftown, the "Whisky Capital of the World". The Speyside is one of the best places to learn about Scottish whisky - it's the most productive whisky region in the country. The distilleries here produce more whisky than all other regions together!

But of course, driving and drinking don't blend well. And so, after an initial road trip to the Speyside, we explore the Malt Whisky Trail round Dufftown on foot.

After the story, I'll tell you some of my top tips to visit the Speyside and get the most out of a trip to the Malt Whisky Trail.

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Visit our website to find a full transcript & our top tips for a trip to the Speyside.

Use my Speyside travel guide to plan a whisky trip, but also see what else you can do in the area.

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'The Key' is a story for Outlander fans. From Preston Mill to Lallybroch, we'll explore some of the Outlander film locations near Edinburgh.

We'll explore the real-life history of these locations, hear how they were used in the TV programme and how you can immerse yourself in Outlander while on tour in Scotland.

After the story, Scott Kyle aka the blacksmith of Lallybroch joins me for a chat about what it was like filming for Outlander and visiting some of the locations himself.

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Visit our website for a full transcript & to get lots of tips to follow this Outlander itinerary from Edinburgh.

BIG THANKS to Scott Kyle for being a guest on the show! As a thank you, we made a donation to support Scott's acting workshops.

Connect with Scott on Twitter: @scottjkyle1

Use this guide to plan an Outlander road trip through Scotland.

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'At Peace' tells the story of a road trip to the remote West Highland Peninsulas that is both tranquil and thought-provoking.

We begin our journey on the blue waters of Loch Sunart, sea kayaking from bay to bay while listening to local folklore. We continue on the road to one of Scotland's most beautiful beaches and finish with a hike to the historic township of Aoineadh Mor (Inniemore).

After the story, I'll tell you some of my top tips to experience the West Highland Peninsula and visit Ardnamurchan, Morvern & co for yourself.

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Plan your trip with my Ardnamurchan travel guide.

Read a full version of 'The Swan of Loch Sunart'.

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'The Slow Road' tells the story of driving down the North Coast 500 - but mostly not following it. Instead, we explore some of the detours along the way.

First, we drive from Torridon to Lower Diabaig, crossing a mountain pass that makes the hair stand up at the back of your next. Then, we leave the road behind to go for a hike in the Beinn Eighe mountain range. Finally, we drive down another detour - the winding coastal road to the beach at Red Point.

This episode shows that it's worth to slow down and tackle short sections of the North Coast 500 in-depth, instead of attempting to drive the whole loop in a few days.

After the story, I'll tell you some of my top tips for driving the North Coast 500 responsibly.

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Plan your trip with my Travel Guide for the North Coast 500 road trip.

Lower your impact with these travel tips for responsible tourism in Scotland.

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Ready to go island hopping again? Let's drive down the west coast of Lewis on our way from the Callanish Stones to Bosta Beach on Great Bernera.

'Peat and Sands' is a story about a road trip on the Isle of Lewis. We'll explore a landscape that is shaped by time, as we drive from standing stones to sandy beaches - and everything in between.

After the story, I share with you my top 5 tips to get the most out of your road trip on the west coast of Lewis.

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Use my Isle of Lewis road trip guide to follow my footsteps and see even more highlights on the island.

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Ready to go off the beaten path? Let's drive down the Rhins of Galloway peninsula and make our way from Portpatrick to the Mull of Galloway.

'Rhins of Galloway' is a story about exploring the far southwest of Scotland - the hammerhead-shaped peninsula known as the Rhins of Galloway.

Located where the Irish Sea meets the Solway Firth and the North Channel, the peninsula is a hidden gem, so far out of the way that it would be impractical to visit on most itineraries. But those few who venture in this direction, will be rewarded with bustling harbour towns, endless miles of sandy beaches, surprising flora and a geographic superlative.

After the story, I share with you 5 tips to make your road trip to the southwest of Scotland the best it can be.

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Ready to hit the road? Let's travel down the road from Fort William to Mallaig in the first episode of this season of Wild for Scotland!

'Road to the Isles' is a story about the drive from Fort William on the northern shores of Loch Linnhe to Mallaig, a port town from where ferries leave for Skye, the Small Isles and the Outer Hebrides.

The Road to the Isles is not exactly a hidden gem - it leads from Scotland's tallest mountains to the sandy beaches of the west coast. But most people drive it way too fast on their way to the ferry. In this episode, we'll take it slowly and explore what's left and right of the road, the best places to stop and the stories they tell.

Only 42 miles- yet there is so much to do and see!

After the story, I share with you my top 5 tips to make your journey on the Road to the Isles extra special.

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Hello there - it’s been a while since you last heard a story from me! But I am very excited to tell you that Wild for Scotland is coming back for another season very soon!

After visiting one island after the other in season 1, it's time to take you on new adventures! 

Season 2 will be all about ROAD TRIPS!

Every week, I’ll take you on a scenic drive around Scotland. 

We’ll be driving down winding coastal roads, and up narrow mountain passes that make your heart beat faster. We’ll zoom through lush glens, and down remote peninsulas that are definitely worth the trek. We’ll jump across to some islands and stick our noses inside castles, ruins and local shops.

But most importantly, we’re going to slow down to really explore what’s left and right of the road.

So, fasten your imaginary seatbelts and enjoy the ride!

Season 2 will hit off next week - go tell your friends about it and help me spread the word by sharing this trailer on social media.

I’m ready to hit the road and I hope you’ll come with me.

Let’s go for a drive and be wild for Scotland!

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What is it like to traverse the narrowest mountain ridge in mainland Scotland?

Listen to the story and join me on the Aonach Eagach!

This is a bonus episode created exclusively for Wee Pufflings, Gallus Gugas and Bonny Owlets as a thank you for all your support. 

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Blog post: 20 Things to do in Glencoe

Book a hiking guide from Girls on Hills

Stay at Scorrybreac Guest House in Glencoe

Written, hosted and produced by Kathi Kamleitner. Additional support by Fran Turauskis.

Cover Art illustrated by Lizzie Vaughan-Knight. Musik by Bruce Wallace.

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From breathtaking landscapes to welcoming locals, the Isle of Harris took my breath away!

Today’s story is made up of two vignettes of what I’d like to call Island Hospitality. Two chance encounters on the Isle of Harris that have stuck with me ever since.

+ You'll get a glimpse behind the scenes and hear the latest developments in the Wild for Scotland HQ.

This is the third bonus episode created exclusively for Wee Pufflings, Gallus Gugas and Bonny Owlets as a thank you for all your support. 

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My guide to hiking the Hebridean Way - Stages 8-10 are on Harris.

Stop for lunch at the Community Cafe at BAYS Centre.

Stay at Vigadale Guest House at Loch Seaforth - there is a wood-fired hot tub!

Read more about the Coffin Road.

Written, hosted and produced by Kathi Kamleitner. Additional support by Fran Turauskis.

Cover Art illustrated by Lizzie Vaughan-Knight. Musik by Bruce Wallace.

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