Scotland Tourist Map

A warm invitation to experience Scotland on the map, inspired by Scottish craftsmanship.

Scotland Tourist Map offers a clear and atmospheric representation of Scotland, ideal for travelers and lovers of nature and culture. This tourist map brings together main attractions, national and forest parks, long-distance driving routes and locations for wild swimming, kayaking, and paddleboarding along with national cycling routes and hiking trails. Mood Company Scotland Tourist Map made of coated paper combines traditional Scottish design values with modern usability.

Key specifications

Product: Scotland Tourist Map

Material: Coated paper for durability and water resistance

Contents: Main tourist attractions, national and forest parks, wild swimming locations

Routes: Long-distance car routes, national cycling routes, and long-distance footpaths

Size: One detailed map, foldable and travel-friendly

Brand advantage: Design inspired by Scottish craftsmanship and attention to calm, functional aesthetics

Use: Suitable for route planning, outdoor activities, and inspiration during slow travel

Language: English

For whom, when, and why

This card is made for travelers of all ages: from young adventurers planning long-distance hikes to those seeking tranquility who love slow living and nature rituals.For families, solo explorers, and couples, the Scotland Tourist Map provides an overview that is easy to read during preparation and on the go.

Usage moments include mapping out a day along castles, searching for quiet bays for wild swimming, or planning a multi-day cycling trip along national cycling routes. Important terms such as “long-distance footpaths” are presented in a way that makes them immediately practical: a long-distance path is simply a marked walking trail that allows for several days of walking.

With a mix of cartographic clarity and artisanal inspiration, this map supports both functional planning and the desire for Scottish atmosphere. The tone is informative and warm — a subtle way to bring Scottish landscapes closer without exaggeration.