Scottish Grand Tour (Circular Route Through Some Of Scotland's Landscapes)

• Take one of the great rail journeys of the world: a circular route through some of Scotland's most beautiful landscapes.

• This classic tour of Scotland departs from Glasgow or Edinburgh and travels on some of the world's most dramatic rail lines: the West Highland Line, Kyle Line, and Highland Main Line.
• Head north from Glasgow to the Isle of Skye, then east over the Highlands to Inverness.
• Returning to Edinburgh through the lush farmland of Perthshire.
• You'll watch the landscapes get steadily wilder as you go - there's no other train journey in the UK with such variety.
• The travel pass gives you time to explore along the way, and enjoy travel by train, ferry and coach on just one ticket

• Travel in one direction only (clock or anti clockwise).
• It's only valid for Standard Class and off-peak travel.
• Your travel is flexible, but the validity period is not: the 8-day period starts on the first day of travel.
• Free travel for under 5s, and half price for children aged 5-15.
• There's a £10 admin fee for changes or refunds.

• The ticket office at any staffed station.
• By phone on 0344 811 0141
• Or complete ScotRail call-back form online

• Valid for 4 days travel in 8 days.
• Travel is valid Monday to Friday on trains departing after 0915.

• Glasgow Queen St - Fort William/Mallaig and Inverness - Kyle
• Travel is valid at anytime on Saturday and Sundays.

• West Highland Line: Glasgow or Edinburgh - Fort William/Mallaig.
• Kyle Line: Inverness - Kyle of Lochalsh.
• Highland Main Line: Glasgow or Edinburgh - Inverness via Perth (valid on trains departing after 09:15 and any time at the weekend).

• Stagecoach No 51 operates directly between Armadale (ferry connection) and Kyle of Lochalsh (rail connection) but is only available Monday - Friday
• For other services (Nos 50, 52, 152, 917) change at Broadford/Armadale Road End on Skye

• Start in Glasgow, heading north on the West Highland Line along the Clyde sea lochs, Loch Lomond and Rannoch Moor.
• From Fort William the train passes over the Glenfinnan Viaduct (you'll recognise it from Harry Potter).
• And on to the small fishing and ferry port of Mallaig.
• From Mallaig, take the CalMac ferry to Armadale on the Southern end of the Isle of Skye.
• You might like to stop here for a few days to explore the Munros and Faerie Pools.
• Then take the coach over the Skye Bridge to Kyle of Lochalsh, rejoining the train and setting course for Inverness.
• From there, you'll get the Main Highland Line south to Edinburgh or Glasgow.
• The ferry connection between Mallaig and Armadale on Skye, and the coach connection to Kyle of Lochalsh are included in your ticket.

• West Highland Line: Glasgow to Mallaig (for the ferry to Armadale) - approx 5 hours 30 minutes.
• Kyle Line: Kyle of Lochalsh to Inverness - approx 2 hours 40 minutes.
• Highland Main Line: Inverness to Edinburgh - approx 3 hours 30 minutes.