Craig and Bruno##s Great British Road Trips Season 2 is yet to be announced by ITV1

In the final episode of the series, Craig and Bruno take on a spectacular scenic Scottish road trip. Beginning in Glasgow, the duo then make their way to Loch Lomond, where they visit the Luss Estate for a Highland Games masterclass. Heading further north, they seek out a unique view of Rannoch Moor from the Glencoe Mountain Resort, before heading to the Glencoe Valley. Finally, the pair come across the perfect view of Ben Nevis as their journey comes to an end.

In episode five Craig and Bruno experience the very best of the Lake District as they take the scenic westward circuit from Kendal to Keswick. Heading through an everchanging landscape, they pass glacial lakes and breath-taking mountain ranges as they tackle some of UK's most challenging roads.

In this episode, Craig and Bruno carve their way through Cheddar Gorge to get to The Cotswolds, winding their way through gloriously pretty villages, bursting with history, and, fittingly for the boys, ending in village a called Broadway.

In episode three, Craig and Bruno adventure through every landscape North Wales has to offer. From the sea, they carve their way up through the country's largest National Park; Snowdonia. Dropping down to the Menai strait, they cross over to the isle of Anglesey before hugging the beautiful coastal roads to their final destination on Holy Island.

Strictly judges and motoring enthusiasts Craig Revel Horwood and Bruno Tonioli experience the very best of the Yorkshire Dales. They take the scenic route from Skipton to Richmond, passing through a variety of landscapes, picturesque villages and undulating roads. In the popular Upper Wharfedale village of Grassington, Bruno's keen for Craig to indulge in a passion that intrinsically connects Yorkshire and Australia - a game of cricket.

In the first episode, the duo explore the Cornwall and some of the most most scenic stretches of coastline in the UK. Setting out from Padstow, they travel past the dramatic Atlantic cliffs and coves, before making their way around Britain's most south-westerly point to reach their final destination in Penzance.