Isle of Arran Guided Walking

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    [title] => Arrival Day
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You’re welcome to check in at the Kinloch Hotel from 2pm on the day of arrival. Your HF Holidays Leaders will be on hand from 6:30pm to give you a warm welcome and quick introduction to the days ahead before dinner. 
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    [title] => KING'S CAVE OR BEINN A' CHLIABHAIN
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                            [title] => Cnoc Breac and Beinn A' Chliabhain from Glen Rosa
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Distance: 8.5 miles (14km) 
Ascent: 2300 feet (700m) 
After a gentle ascent into the delightful Glen Rosa, we’ll climb steeply beside the Garbh Allt burn on a well-built path and then on open hillside towards Cnoc Breac. Continuing north there’ll be some easy scrambling onto the rocky summit of Beinn A' Chliabhain where, in fine weather, we are rewarded with spectacular views of the surrounding landscape. We’ll return via our outward route. 
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                            [title] => Machrie Moor and King’s Cave
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Distance: 7.5 miles (12km) 
Ascent: 400 feet (120m) 
This is a fabulous walk on the west coast, visiting the 4000-year-old Machrie Moor standing stones with its Bronze Age burial cairn and Robert the Bruce’s famous King’s Cave – the spot where the Scottish hero was supposedly inspired to continue his struggle for independence after an encounter with a spider. We’ll return via the spectacular basalt cliffs of Drumadoon and along the shore to Blackwaterfoot.
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    [title] => GLEN ROSA OR MULLACH BUIDH
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                            [title] => Glen Rosa and Brodick Castle
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Distance: 6 miles (10km) 
Ascent: 700 feet (210m) 
This wonderful walk in Glen Rosa takes us into the heart of Arran’s mountains and peaks, providing a good chance of spotting red deer herds. We’ll continue to the impressive Brodick Castle where there’s free time to explore its beautiful gardens before making our way back to Brodick to catch the bus.  
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                            [title] => Mullach Buidh Circuit from Pirnmill
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Distance: 9.5 miles (15km) 
Ascent: 3100 feet (955m) 
Our longer option offers the opportunity to climb the little visited west coast mountains of Beinn Bharrain, Mullach Buidhe and Beinn Bhreac. We’ll start at Pirnmill, climbing gently through birch and oak woodland before making our way across an area of rough moorland, boggy in places, to ascend the northwest ridge of Beinn Bharrain. We’ll be rewarded with spectacular views as we traverse the high tops before making our descent over some rough ground to Coire Fhionn Lochan and down to Thundergay and Pirnmill. 
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    [title] => GLENASHDALE FALLS OR COCK OF ARRAN
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                            [title] => Whiting Bay to Kildonan via Glenashdale Falls
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Distance: 7 miles (11km) 
Ascent: 700 feet (220m) 
Departing from Whiting Bay, we’ll head inland and ascend to the impressive Glenashdale Falls and on to the two Neolithic chambered tombs known as the Giants’ Graves. Continuing south along the inland route of the Arran Coastal Way, we’ll enjoy extensive views over southwest Scotland. Finally, we’ll descend to Kildonan for the final part of our walk along the coast which, hopefully, will offer some good views of seals.
 
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                            [title] => Cock of Arran
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Distance: 8.5 miles (13.5km)
Ascent: 300 feet (90m) 
Today's coastal walk starts in the lower reaches of Glen Sannox (the name meaning 'sandy bay' in old Norse). Keep a look out for seals, dolphins, porpoises, basking sharks, minke whales which all inhabit these waters. Birders should bring their binoculars to help spot various sea birds, including cormorants, black guillemot and diving gannets, and the chance to see golden eagles and peregrine falcons.

We will pass by Ossian's Cave and the Cock of Arran; a large block of sandstone resting on the beach; although its upper part has been broken off, originally, when seen from the sea, the block resembled a crowing cockerel. The route continues along the coast towards Newton Point then comes to the shores of Loch Ranza, finishing at Lochranza Distillery. Please note that some sections of the walk are on rocky path and care should be taken over boulders which can be slippery when wet.
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    [title] => CLAUCHLAND HILLS AND FAIRY GLEN OR GOATFELL
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                            [title] => Lamlash to Brodick via the Clauchland Hills and Fairy Glen
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Distance: 8 miles (13km) 
Ascent: 900 feet (270m) 
Starting in Lamlash at the Highland Clearances Memorial, we’ll walk along the coast to Clauchlands Point before turning inland to climb to the Iron Age hill fort of Dun Fionn and on over the Clauchland Hills. We’ll descend towards Brodick down the delightful Fairy Glen before finishing off on the Fisherman’s Walk to the grounds of Brodick Castle. 
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                            [title] => Goatfell from Corrie
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Distance: 8 miles (13km) 
Ascent: 2920 feet (890m) 
For our final day, this walk allows us to tackle Goatfell, Arran’s highest peak. We’ll start at Corrieburn Bridge and ascend via Coire Lan on a good path towards North Goatfell. A final scramble will put us on the summit of Goatfell itself for superb views across the island and to the neighbouring Inner Hebrides. We’ll descend south on a well-built path, eventually finishing in the woodland near Brodick Castle. 
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    [title] => Departure Day
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Enjoy a leisurely breakfast before making your way home. Check-out is at 10am. 
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