Kintyre Way
The remote Kintyre peninsula on the West Coast of Scotland is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. What better way to discover the ruined castles, rich wildlife, fabulous local seafood, welcoming hotels and magnificent scenery than on foot. The Kintyre Way is a magnificent peninsula that feels more island than mainland. This 89 mile self-guided walking holiday allows you to explore the quiet and hidden places, small local fishing villages, the crashing Atlantic waves and the rich wildlife (including otters, seals, seabirds and perhaps a basking shark) of the Kintyre Peninsula.
A long walk taking in all Kintyre has to offer; coastline, moorland, forest, lochs and country lanes.
A coastal day's walking that combines potentially challenging ground along the rocky shores with some easy going road walking.
An undulating route crossing the Kintyre Peninsula from west to east along steadily climbing forestry roads and well established tracks.
Follow the trail along rocky coastline, deserted foresty tracks and the shores of Loch Lussa before your taxi transfer to Campbeltown or walking on ...
A short section of the route connecting the southern end of Loch Lussa to the hustle and bustle of Campbeltown town centre.
A comparatively relaxed day of walking over undulating fround on quiet country lanes and fine sandy beaches with spectacular views from Cambeltown ...
Leave Southend behind and head to Machrihanish with stunning coastal scenery and a feeling of remote isolation with no settlements or roads visible ...