There is a great variety of walking on Arran, from
a short gentle stroll along the beach to serious mountaneering.
Have a look
at The
Arran Coastal Way
Try
Walking
on
Arran
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Machrie Moor
Standing Stones
The walk starts approx. 3 miles away from Hill View. This is a there & back walk - approx 3 miles all together. The path can get a bit wet in winter. There is a small car park about 1/3 of a mile south of the Machrie Bay Tearoom. You then cross the road & follow a cart-track through fields. Dogs should be kept on a lead.
Machrie Moor
This is close to where the walk starts at Machrie - there is a sign by Historic Scotland.
Standing Stones at Machrie Moor.
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King's Cave
This is a circular walk - approx. 4 miles
- the
start is 2 miles from Hill View.
The path is very good
& is suitable all year.
This section begins at the Forestry car
park
one kilometre south of Machrie.
Follow the left hand path (as you
drive in)
for 2 kilometres till the King's Cave comes into view.
King's Cave
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Coire - an - Lochan
This walk starts
from Thunderguy, which is
approx. 10 miles up the coast from Hill
View.
There is a good path
(steep) for 2 miles uphill to
the Lochan.
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Glen Catacol & Loch Tanna
A very pleasant walk up the glen. It is around 4 miles up to Loch Tanna.
Glenashdale Falls
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The view from the top of Goatfell.
Glen Rosa
View
towards Chir Mhor, North Goatfell and Goatfell,
taken from The Sleeping Warrior.
