Try our most iconic activities - long walks up mountains, mountain biking down hills and cycling through forests.
Walking in Scotland means mighty mountains to conquer and plenty of forest paths, coastal walks, and city routes to wander.
Planning a cycling trip? Here's your ultimate guide to cycling in Scotland, with cycle routes, tours, bike parks and more!
Test your skills in one of the best mountain biking locations in the world.
Learn more about Scottish golf, including some of the best golf clubs and courses in Scotland now.
How tall are Munros? How do you go about climbing one? It's time to find out about Scotland's Munro mountains and the sport of Munro-bagging!
As well as our most popular activities, Scotland is home to unusual and exciting things to do that will add an extra special element to your trip.
Make a splash on your holiday with a range of thrilling watersports that you can enjoy with the family.
Hit the slopes during Scotland's winter months to learn new skills, enjoy a family break, and soak in the magnificent panoramic views that surround you.
We've got some great ideas for an active day out with the kids, suitable for all different ages.
Check out our 7-day itinerary for families in the Highlands and plan a break that the kids will remember!
Family walking trips are a great way to embrace the great Scottish outdoors.
Go on a cycling adventure in Glasgow with some of the best bike routes from the city.
If you need that little extra bit of adrenaline in your Scottish outdoor adventure, look no further!
Elena from VisitScotland recently went on a bungee jumping experience in the heart of Perthshire with Highland Fling Bungee.
"Bungee jumping is definitely not for the faint hearted, however I've never thought I could have such a thrilling experience in the beauty of the Scottish Highlands. I think the autumn season is the best time to spend some time outdoors while experiencing the stunning changing colours of nature in Scotland."
So, is bungee jumping worth a try? Elena thinks so!
"Definitely recommended for the adrenaline lovers and for the ones looking to tick off something their bucket list!"
Not sure what activity to try? Check out these guides for other ideas on making the most of Scotland's great outdoors.
Make sure you read up on our safety advice and remember to follow the Scottish Outdoor Access Code.
As the weather gets drier, the risk of wildfire in Scotland increases. Fire can ignite easily, spread fast and burn with high intensity. We're all asked not to light a fire outdoors during prolonged dry periods, and to always fully extinguish cigarettes.