Rum is an island of just ove 100 square kilometres situated off the West coast of Scotland that was bought by the Nature Conservancy Council (now known as Scottish Natural Heritage) in 1957. The island is a haven for a wide variety of birds and mammals. The Cuillans of Rum can be seen from all around the island and permission must be obtained from the SNH to climb them.

This is a massive park covering a vast area and includes 20 Munro's, mountains over 3,000 feet in height and 19 Corbetts, mountains between 2500 and 3000ft. There are 22 lochs with numerous other small lochans and streams and around 50 rivers and over 15,000 people live within it's boundaries.

Loch Ardinning is 60 acre lake situated directly beside the A81 between the towns of Milngavie and Strathblane in Central Scotland. The loch is encircled by a pathway which is tarmac most of the way for wheelchair acces. There are several rough paths leading up onto Muirhouse Muir, which is a massive area of moorland with coniferous and deciduous woodland areas. The path circles the moor, eventually leading back to the loch.