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How VisitScotland’s 2026 Travel Trends Align with Stirling Highland Games As VisitScotland’s 2026 travel trends make clear, visitors are no longer motivated by volume or novelty alone. They are looking for purpose, participation and place-based meaning. The Stirling Highland Games aligns strongly with these shifts, reinforcing Stirling’s position as a destination that delivers authentic Scottish […]
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Stirling has been officially recognised as the best place to visit in the UK for 2026, according to Time Out, reinforcing the city’s position as a top-tier destination for heritage-led tourism and major cultural events—including the Stirling Highland Games and International Gathering. The accolade places Stirling at the top of a curated list of 14
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The Stirling Highland Games 2025 has been hailed as the most successful in its modern history, drawing a record crowd of 7,866 visitors to the historic city on Saturday. Against the dramatic backdrop of the cityscape and the Wallace Monument, athletes, dancers, musicians, traders, and food vendors came together to celebrate Scotland’s culture and heritage
Stirling Highland Games | Sat 16th August | Stirling Sports Village, Stirling We are really looking forward to seeing you at the 2025 Stirling Highland Games event on Saturday. We wanted to share some travel tips with you as the event looks like its going to be a busy one. WALKING We encourage everyone that can walk to
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This summer, history will come alive in spectacular style at the Stirling Highland Games, with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness the first public display of a legendary sword used in the Battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297. This remarkable event is more than a celebration of strength and tradition—it’s a deep dive into the heart
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The Stirling Highland Games committee fondly remember the Editor in Chief of the Stirling Observer as they hear of his passing this July. Matt McGrandles, SHG President said, “It was really sad news to hear that Alan had passed. Mary and Alan were huge supporters of the Stirling Highland Games and as the 2004 Chieftain,
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Stirling Highland Games track and field Supporting Partners, Kings Park Hospital, are proud to sponsor the event once again. Liz, Executive Director, and Alex, Director of Operations, were on hand to show the new bibs for this year’s competition! Liz added, ‘’We are delighted to be supporting Ceangail and the Stirling Highland Games this summer. It’s
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The Stirling Highland Games committee are delighted to announce another first for highland games as we will be welcoming Ashley from Thrive Massage and Training to the event this year. Thrive Massage will be providing complimentary on-site massage support for athletes on event day. For those eager to thrive this summer, Thrive Massage is available
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The Stirling Highland Games, one of central Scotland’s most looked forward to events, has proudly announced a new three-year partnership with one of Scotland’s most iconic brewing brands, Innis & Gunn, reaffirming the brewer’s commitment to championing Scottish culture. The partnership marks a significant endorsement for the Stirling Highland Games, a historic and much-loved annual
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Stirling Highland Games is proud to announce a new partnership with award-winning charity Scottish Sports Futures (SSF) as the official Community Sports Area Delivery Partner for this year’s event. This collaboration marks an exciting development for both organisations and the local community, as it offers a dynamic platform for SSF’s Young Leaders to gain valuable