Walk Scotland's Forgotten Roman Empire

In this video, I'll take you on a walking route starting at the iconic Falkirk Wheel, along the historic Forth and Clyde Canal, and into the heart of the Antonine Wall. Discover the best-preserved Roman fort, Rough Castle, and imagine life as a Roman soldier on the empire's edge. We'll then follow the John Muir Way back, learning about this legendary conservationist and the stunning trail that bears his name.

Things You'll See: Falkirk Wheel, Forth and Clyde Canal, Antonine Wall, Rough Castle Fort, John Muir Way

If you love: Hiking, Scottish history, Roman ruins, Beautiful scenery, Outdoor adventures
...then this video is for you!

Let me know in the comments if you've ever explored the Antonine Wall or any other Roman sites. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more Scottish adventures!

[pauloutdoorsandmore]

Great video once again sir thanks again for sharing and all the best Paul. Need to get back to Scotland when things settle down - Fantastic place.

[AnotherDayAnotherWalk]

Really enjoyed learning about the old Roman forts, didn't know they had another wall further north than Hadrians wall 👍

[TeaInValhalla]

Really enjoyed that vid, heaps of facts and beautiful scenery. We had no idea that was the Roman upper limit wall, very interesting, made us put the area on the 'must go see that' list. Thanks for sharing, we look forward to your next one! Keep safe, Ceri and Kat 👍☕❤

[DaveFord]

That Falkirk Wheel looks an impressive structure!

[susanjones]

We've been a few times. Thank you so much as it looks lovely but freezing! Your dog is gorgeous.

[followthesun]

Nice walk tour Mr Scot! And thank you for the great explanation! Reminds me of Netherlands, we have lots of canals as well. Like 7 🌞

[RichieAndVanessaTravel]

Not sure if you noticed. But there was a roman soldier walking right at you lol. Awesome video. Looked a little chilly that day.

[roaminginraymond]

That looked like a lovely walk. Not been to the Falkirk Wheel yet but somewhere we need to go I think with those lovely walks. I'm sure you're allowed to stay overnight in a motorhome too on the car park so would be great. What format do you film in as your videos look very sharp and clear?