From the Scottish Borders Railway to the Far North Line, there are a multidude of options where there is no need to hike to enjoy some of the country’s best views – just sit past and watch the landscape roll past.
If all goes to plan we’ll be able to enjoy railway journeys again, subject to Scottish Government rules, from Monday, April 26.
Here are a few of the sights you’ll be able to buy a ticket to ride for.

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Some of the views you can enjoy from Scotland's scenic railways. Photo: Canva

. Loch Etive
A train approaching Connel on the West Highland Line with Loch Etive with Connel Bridge in the distance. Photo: Scotphoto.com/ScotRail

. Kyle of Lochalsh
A train approaching Kyle of Lochalsh, on the Kyle line. Photo: Scotphoto.com/ScotRail

. Scottish Borders
A passenger enjoys views from the Borders Railway travelling through Tweedbank. Photo: ANDY BUCHANAN

1. Loch Etive
A train approaching Connel on the West Highland Line with Loch Etive with Connel Bridge in the distance. Photo: Scotphoto.com/ScotRail

2. Kyle of Lochalsh
A train approaching Kyle of Lochalsh, on the Kyle line. Photo: Scotphoto.com/ScotRail

3. Scottish Borders
A passenger enjoys views from the Borders Railway travelling through Tweedbank. Photo: ANDY BUCHANAN

4. Crossing the Forth
A train crosses the iconic Forth Bridge connecting Edinburgh and Fife. Photo: Scotrail YouTube Channel