One of Scotland's Great Trails, the John Muir Way ([ Ссылка ]) offers walkers and cyclists a unique journey through Scotland’s landscapes, history and heritage. Traversing central Scotland coast to coast in 134 miles, it links Helensburgh in the west with Dunbar in the east (birthplace of America's 'father of national parks' John Muir).
The route symbolically passes through Scotland's own first national park, Loch Lomond & The Trossachs and offers a chance to connect with nature, taking advantage of the green spaces that link our coasts, villages, towns and even the capital city. This is a journey of contrasts, taking in woodlands, beaches and canals, as well as rivers and parks through urban areas.
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The John Muir Way is managed by the Green Action Trust, a charity focused on environmental and regeneration outcomes for Scotland.
This film has been financed by the Scottish Government and the European Community through the LEADER 2014–2020 Programme and by Local Authorities along the John Muir Way.
