Finisher's Medal

Milngavie to Fort William. 96 miles. You did it.

Celebrate the grit, the views, and every single step of your journey with the official West Highland Way Finisher's Medal. Whether you battled the midges at Loch Lomond or conquered the Devil’s Staircase, this commemorative piece is the ultimate way to "take the Way home" with you.

Crafted with a antique silver nickel finish and featuring a West Highland Way 96 miles signpost design, this medal is designed to be a lifelong reminder of your accomplishment. It comes complete with a high-quality purple printed ribbon lanyard, ready to be displayed or worn with pride.

Product Specifications:

• Material: Antique silver nickel-plated metal
  
• Size: 50mm dia.
• Included: Printed ribbon lanyard
• Design: 96 miles signpost design on the front

Can the medal be engraved or personalized?
While we don't currently offer an in-house engraving service, the back of the medal is suitable for engraving at your local engraver. Many finishers choose to add their completion date or to make it truly unique. For a fully personalized memento, we recommend pairing this medal with the Personalised Finisher’s Certificate as part of our Finisher's Medal & Personalised Certificate Bundle.

Do I need to provide proof of completion to buy this?
No official "logbook" or proof of completion is required to purchase this medal. We trust the honesty of the trail! It is available to anyone who has completed the 96-mile route, as well as friends and family looking for the perfect surprise gift for a hiker who has just reached the finish line in Fort William.

Do you ship internationally?
Yes! We know the West Highland Way attracts hikers from all over the globe. We offer International Tracked Shipping to ensure your medal reaches you safely, whether you're heading back to North America, Europe, or beyond.

Wear your achievement. Tell your story. Support the Trail.
Every purchase from the official shop goes helps toward the maintenance and conservation of the West Highland Way, ensuring the trail remains beautiful for the next generation of walkers.