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Wilderness Scotland


Wilderness Scotland is a specialist walking, hiking, sea kayaking, ski touring and adventure travel company offering an inspiring range of holidays in the most remote and beautiful regions of the Highlands and Islands.


Specialists in

Charity Challenge

Wilderness

Walking And Hiking

Canoe & Kayak, Sail

X-country, Downhill

Ski Tour & Telemark

Services provided

Holidays/Tours, Schools


Operating in

  • Europe
    • Scotland
      • Scottish Highlands
        • Cairngorm National Park
      • Orkney Islands
      • Shetland Islands



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contact them

  • 3a St Vincent Street
    Edinburgh
    EH3 6SW

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  • Tel: 0131 625 6635


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What do we say?

Wow, Wilderness Scotland really are the people you want to be with if you are looking to get out and about in Scotland. A breathtaking array of guided and self guided tour options in some of the most beautiful places in the UK, if not on earth. Sea kayaking, hiking, sailing, ski touring.. the trouble is, we want to do them all and hope they might let us one day!

No one is doing more for the local area than these guys either. All to make sure that Scotland preserves its rugged charms for your next trip.

Sustainability

Read more about our current policies and what we are doing next.


Our Current Policies

We have already integrated sustainable practices into most areas of operation but still plan to go further

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Our Future Action Plan

  • Further develop and implement Wilderness Guide Training Programme by Autumn 2010, including core sustainability and environmental management models.
  • Source low energy halogen dichroic downlighter light bulbs to replace current bulbs at end of life by end of 2010.
  • Aim for 90%+ client participation in Conservation Contribution Scheme by end of 2010.
  • Reduce office water consumption by 10% in 2010.
  • Reduce office energy consumption by 10% in 2010.
  • Conduct a survey of clients by Autumn 2010 to determine % mode of travel to Scotland and % uptake in carbon offsetting.
  • Conduct client survey by end of 2010 to determine if level of conservation contribution payment can be realistically increased.