Self Guided Walks

This beautiful National Nature Reserve in this stunning part of Argyll is a real treat for the senses. From hilltop to ancient Atlantic oak woods and rocky shores.

A shy Marilyn with grand views

An Argyll Marilyn sandwiched between Scotland's longest freshwater and sea lochs - Loch Awe and Loch Fyne

A walk up Beinn Ghlas, an Argyll Marilyn near Minard, Loch Fyne

Mountain of the Son of the Moor - an Argyll Corbett

An Argyll Corbett with Grampian views

One of the best Corbetts for views in the Arrochar Alps

Beinn an Tuirc, Kintyre's highest summit, an Argyll Marilyn

A mountain riven by time

A magical waterfall walk in Cowal

Variation of an old favourite, starting off in Tarbert and taking in beautiful views across Loch Fyne.

Stunning views from Castle Dounie, Creag Mhor and Cnoc Reamhar

Hill of the Blaeberry

Woodland, gorges, waterfalls and a Knapdale Tump

Enjoy fabulous views over the Moine Mhor National Nature Reserve from the summit of Cruach Mor and steep yourself in the history of the Crinan Canal

Arrochar and Tarbet walks

Hills on the edge: this pair of hills sit snuggly on the south side of Hell’s Glen on the western fringes of the Arrochar Alps.

Step back in time and discover the ancient fort and duns of Dun Skeig on beautiful Kintyre.

A coastal walk through history from WWII Seaplanes to a 13th Century Stronghold

Explorations of Barr nan Damh, Eilean na Beithe and Glenan Woods

Time out on the Island of Gigha

A walk through time; Kilmartin Glen's Linear Cemetery and Standing Stones

Tranquil lochs and magical isles; perfect for wildlife and beavers!

Geology, St Columba and bloody history

A’Chleit and Achaglass circular, Muasdale

The walk is challenging and takes in three Tumps and a Marilyn – great hill baggers terms - Tumps being tops with a 30m drop all round and Marilyns having a 150m drop all round. Stob Odhar, the highest at 562m, is a Marilyn, Tump and even a Dodd and Highland 5! Stob Odhar - the dun-coloured stump – has a profile resembling a mini table top mountain when viewed from the north. The two Tumps to make it a trio are Cnoc a’ Bharaille and An Gobhlach.

The delightful Keills Chapel and Cross and the stunning headland are gems worthy of exploration.

A delightful woodland walk to ancient sites

Knapdale sunsets from the Otter Ferry Trail