Welcome back to In the Highlands! If you’ve been browsing the site lately, you might have noticed things shifting around a bit. We are working hard behind the scenes to build the ultimate resource for Scottish adventures, and we wanted to give you a quick update on where things stand and what’s new.
🏔️ We’re About 70% There!
Building a comprehensive guide takes time, and we are currently sitting at around 70% completion. Updates and new content are being regularly made to flesh out the rest of the site, so expect to see new guides, tips, and features popping up almost daily.
A Quick Note on Accuracy: Because we are moving fast and updating so much content, some information across the site may temporarily be incorrect or outdated. We are constantly reviewing and refining, but if you spot a glaring error, feel free to give us a shout!
🎣 New Partnerships: Rabbie's & Total Fishing Tackle
To help keep the lights on and keep bringing you free content, we’ve teamed up with two fantastic brands as an official affiliate. You’ll start seeing links for:
Rabbie’s Tours: Exceptional, small-group guided tours across Scotland if you fancy letting someone else take the wheel.
Total Fishing Tackle: Top-tier gear for anyone looking to cast a line in Scotland's world-class lochs and rivers.
If you book a tour or buy some gear through our links, we earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. We only partner with brands that genuinely add value to your Highland experience!
🥾 Safety First on the Trails & Munros
While we love providing route maps and trail inspiration, please remember that the Scottish Highlands can be as unforgiving as they are beautiful.
Before you set out on any trail or attempt a Munro, always check the latest weather forecasts and official safety advice. Our routes are guides, but your real-time judgment, gear prep, and mountain safety awareness are what will get you home safely.
Thank you all for patience and support as we build inthehighlands.com into something special. Stay tuned for the next wave of updates, and we'll see you out on the hills!