Rob Roy Way

A monument to Rob Roy stands in the Scottish city of Stirling.   ( Amy S. Eckert/Chicago Tribune )

A marker on the trail directs walkers along the path.   (Amy S. Eckert/Chicago Tribune )

Highland cow in Scotland.  (Amy S. Eckert / Chicago Tribune)

Learn about the famed Scottish outlaw in the Rob Roy Visitor Centre in Callander.   ( Amy S. Eckert/Chicago Tribune )

Rob Roy’s grave in Balquhidder, Scotland.   (Amy S. Eckert/Chicago Tribune )

The countryside overlooking the Menteith Hills makes a beautiful backdrop while hiking the Rob Roy Way.   ( Amy S. Eckert/Chicago Tribune )

They say that Rob Roy took shelter in Finlarig Castle not long after being declared an outlaw in the early 1700s. Time has taken a toll on the four-story stone sanctuary.   (Amy S. Eckert/Chicago Tribune )

One of the more interesting parts of the Rob Roy Way is along the Glen Ogle viaduct near Lochearnhead.   ( Amy S. Eckert/Chicago Tribune )