Arran Coastal Way
The Arran Coastal Way encircles one of Scotland’s most famous islands often described as Scotland in miniature. A wonderfully varied walk where you will walk along beautiful beaches, come inland briefly to climb Goat Fell for a spectacular view over the mainland (optional), or visit the King's Cave.
A challenging section of the Arran Coastal Way keeping largely to the coast following quiet roads and rugged path before passing King's Cave to ...
A shorter section of the Way not to be underestimated - cross challenging terrain during the first part of the route to continue into Lagg with ...
This is an adventurous day with wonderful wildlife spotting opportunities, if you're feeling up to the challenge.
The high route alternative avoids the challenging low coastal route from Lagg to Whiting Bay, and heads inland from Bennan Head with great views ...
Follow the final stretch of the Arran Coastal Way keeping to the coastline as much as possible following paths and quiet country roads to the ...
At 2 km longer than the low route and with 200 m more ascent/descent this route is slightly more challenging but takes in Glenashdale Falls and ...