Hurrah for the Highlands again as Tom looks back on a visit to the head of Loch Lomond, where he took a trip away up on the hillside to find a very secret rock that doesn't even appear on the maps.

Bass Rock

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Scottish Travel

Series following climber, author and broadcaster Tom Weir as he travels around Scotland.

Best of Tom Weir

Series 1

Series following author and broadcaster Tom Weir's travels in Scotland.

James Martin's Great British Adventure

James Martin travels around Britain, taking in the culture and the cuisine.

James and Paul are having a blast in Northern Ireland - they've now reached Paul's home town of Belfast, and a personal tour of the city is in order for James.

Raymond Blanc's Royal Kitchen Gardens

Chef Raymond Blanc uncovers some of the UK's most incredible royal kitchen gardens.

Raymond visits a very special house and garden in Highgrove, a beloved home to King Charles III with impressive gardens and educational centres.

In this classic episode, Tom Weir visits Wanlochhead, at 1531 feet it's higher than any village in the Highlands and we get a fascinating insight into its mining history as Tom meets the locals.

Wanlockhead Mining

Tom heads to Crawford to visit the first place on the map where the Clyde is identified, retracing the footsteps of author Neil Munro who discovered its source.  He discovers a mystery along the way.

The Source of the Clyde

Tom Weir visits a little town on the A9 between Inverness and Dingwall, which people tend to speed past.  However, he reveals the outstanding interest of Beauly as a highlight of the North-East coast.

Beauly

Tom Weir examines something that he never takes for granted, the scale of Scotland's beauty, never having to travel far for a change of scene.  Here, he looks back on a trip to Clackmannanshire.