Scotland is a country blessed with incredible walks taking in amazing landscapes - from rugged coastal paths and mountain trails, to glorious glens and lush woodland.
There’s never a bad time to go for a hike, but autumn can be a pretty magical time in our country.
The summer crowds of tourists have left for another year, the trees are turning a million shades of yellow, red and orange, and it’s the best time to spot some of our most elusive wildlife.
We asked our army of readers to suggest the best spots for an autumn stroll and they did not disappoint - coming up with a wide range of suggestions, from the Borders to the Highland - and from short walks to epic adventures.
Here are 15 of the best.
9. Loch Katrine
There are plenty of great trails around Loch Katrine, in the Trossachs around 90 minutes drive north of Glasgow. The 14km Primrose Hill loop offers plenty of different landscapes, including woodland and amazing views over the loch. | Canva/Getty Images
10. Linlithgow
For those looking for a short autumnal trot our readers recommend a walk around Linlithgow Loch, in the shadow of Linlithgow Palace, birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots. | Canva/Getty Images
11. Cullen
To feel the autumn sea breeze in your hair our readers recommend the coastal path between Cullen and Buckie on the coast about 90 minutes to the north of Aberdeen. With great views over the magical Moray Firth, it's the perfect place to spot dolphins. | Canva/Getty Images
12. Queen Elizabeth Forest Park
With around 50,000 acres of woodland, there's no shortage of trees to look at in Queen Elizabeth Forest Park, on the banks of Loch Lomond, near Aberfoyle. Look out for buzzards, peregrine falcons, deer and red squirrels while enjoying spectacular views. | Canva/Getty Images