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Adventure on Wheels Ltd working together with Active Sports, are providers of recreational adventure at its best, providing activities with adventure, over Land and Water to industry, education, and the general public.

Five Glens to Coe (200 miles, approx)

This is a full day tour taking in some of the Scotland's most popular scenic glens and lochs, with an opportunity to see some of Scotland's hidden glens. Although we never leave the tarmac, some sections of the tour can be quite demanding.

We start our day in the south east of Scotland, the Scottish Borders, "Sir Walter Scott Country".

The day's journey normally starts at our head office, Chain Bridge Farm, Melrose, and when all are ready we travel north  to Edinburgh, over the River Forth and on up the motorway before turning off, heading for our first glen.

After a refreshment stop, we hop from one glen to another then on to the Famous Grouse Distillery.

The next part of our trip takes us over the summits, and if all is well, up the hidden glen. When the weather is good, we will see breath- taking scenery, possibly deer and eagles, good for photo stops. This road is not for the faint hearted, with short, tight, steep, narrow hairpin bends the road requires attention! We do have an alternative route if conditions and abilities are not adequate.

After this we take a well earned rest on the shores of Loch Tay before starting our journey along the loch.  After stunning views (weather permitting!) we find ourselves descending  into our last glen before Glen Coe, with more photo opportunities at the Falls of Dochart.

This section of our tour is a wide open glen with an easy ride road all the way to Tyndrum, another famous Scottish bikers fuel stop.

We've now reached the final part of the journey. As we head for Glen Coe we pass Bridge of Orchy on our way up on to the Black Mount Plateau, past Glen Etive, a glen well worth taking the time to visit if staying in this area. We then drive down into the Pass of Glen Coe. This is an awe inspiring and stunning glen, but we advise extreme caution on running the pass, as it is a major tourist attraction, with many accidents caused by drivers and pedestrians not watching out for other road users.   

The next days' trips depend on your itinerary, but from here we have endless options.

Please note that we have much more information, including prices, available on our CD and considerably much more when you make your booking, the above information is just a taster!

General Information

The theme of all our tours on Scotland's country roads is for a relaxed and unhurried trip, taking in local scenery and points of interest.  The nature of the roads on many of our chosen trips does not encourage "speeding bullets" so we're promoting a sedate, leisurely introduction to Scotland. 

Five Glens to Coe can be incorporated into many of our Highland routes.

Prices for individual or joint tours are available on enquiry; accommodation options and costs can also be made available on request, if required.

For information on bike/equipment hire and other conditions of the tours, please refer to our Motor Cycle Tours home page.

Cost: Per head per Day/Night

All pillion passengers charged at a flat rate of  £25 (with own driver)

Open group price as per CD