The Smugglers’ Trail leads from South Beach, Troon, along the Wrack Road across Royal Troon Golf Club, past Crosbie Kirk and through Fullarton Woods. From the Main Street, in Loans …
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Blue Bonnet Trail
Self-guided historical trails guided by 23 Blue Bonnet signs over 31 locations enabling a walk from Ayr town centre out to Alloway. You can find an interactive map for these …
Alton Albany Farm B&B
Alton Albany Farm is a very comfortable and spacious riverside Georgian farmhouse in the picturesque Stinchar Valley of South Ayrshire. We are a short walk from the pretty conservation village …
Gillian’s Walks
Join Gillian and her love of the great outdoors as she explores the walks and trails around South Ayrshire. Visit the Walk’s With Gillian website. Add to Favourites Remove Favourite …
South Ayrshire Paths Initiative
South Ayrshire is blessed with a stunning and wide ranging landscape from long sandy beaches and rugged cliff edged shores with views over to Arran and beyond to rolling hillsides …
Old Railway Line
The banking of the old railway line along the eastern and southern boundaries of Ayr have naturally regenerated over the years, providing a wonderful wildlife habitat and a lovely stretch …
Dundonald Castle and Visitor Centre
Royal Dundonald Castle is an oft undiscovered Scottish secret. King Robert II, grandson of Robert the Bruce, built the 14th century castle that you can see today. He began the …
Wheelchair Accessible Walks
Some paths within South Ayrshire are accessible by wheelchair in normal weather conditions. Barony Hill Path, within the Dailly Trails Network, stretching from Main Street, Dailly (opposite the Primary School), eastwards …
Remembrance Woodland, Rozelle
South Ayrshire Council’s poignant Remembrance Woodland – featuring a stunning tree sculpture trail – was created as part of the WW1 Centenary Commemorations 2014-2018, and supported by the David Elder …
Ayr Through The Ages App
‘Ayr Through the Ages’ is a location-aware trail through Ayr’s rich and colourful past. This trail will lead you from the 13th to the 21st century. This app can be …
Ayrshire Cycling Experiences
Cycle the hills, valleys and trails of Ayrshire and the Galloway Forest Park in the quiet, unspoilt countryside of South West Scotland. Ayrshire Cycling Experiences offer organised, guided rides exploring …
River Ayr Way
The River Ayr Way is Scotland’s first source to sea path, which begins at Glenbuck and follows the river for 44 miles to the sea at Ayr, passing through some …
Ayrshire Coastal Path
The Ayrshire Coastal Path runs for 100 miles between Glenapp in South Ayrshire and Skelmorlie in North Ayrshire, passing through towns and villages on the way. The path was created …
Getting Here
South Ayrshire is well served by great transport links by rail, road, sea and air, giving visitors lots of choice about how to get here and how to get around. …
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