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Stunning waterfalls through the Allt Robuic Gorge. ....Read more...

Now an ivy covered ruin, this castle was built in the mid 15th century by members of the Lamont clan in order to fortify their hold over south-west Cowal. It originally consisted of a ....Read more...

Ashfield House Boutique B&B awaits you with luxury accommodation after your day walking or cycling. Offering breakfasts including locally sourced produce and products from an award....Read more...

Balliemeanoch Breaks B&B is located on the Cowal Way and is a very popular destination for walkers. The farmhouse conversion is surrounded by quiet countryside with stunning views.....Read more...

Guided tours available round this major restoration project and bridge at midday every Monday/Wednesday/Friday, April-October for Lairds, Ladies and any interested parties – including ....Read more...

Small, family run, 4 star caravan park located in a beautiful and natural environment. Hire one of our 2 to 3 bedroom Caravan Holiday Homes, pitch your tent up in our camping area, boo....Read more...

Award winning village store on the Cowal Way, offering a wide selection of groceries, local butcher meat, Scottish cheeses, local beers, fine wines, and much, much more. Opening Times ....Read more...

Kilmodan Church was built in 1783 and named after the early Celtic saint St Modan. The church is notable for having three separate entrances, each leading to its own gallery. Legend ha....Read more...

Loch Lomond is a freshwater loch lying on the Highland Boundary Fault, often considered the boundary between the lowlands of Central Scotland and the Highlands. It is 39 kilometres (24....Read more...

Loch Long (Gaelic for Ship Lake, Long being the word for ship) is a body of water in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. The sea loch extends from the Firth of Clyde at its southwestern end. It....Read more...

These impressive gates are replicas of the gates to the city of Lucknow in India. They were formerly the main gates to Glendaruel House, however the house was destroyed by fire in the ....Read more...

A well-known spot, said to be the grave of Meckan, son of Magnus, king of Norway, who was killed in the battle fought at Crudail. Some years ago the grave was opened by the proprietor ....Read more...

Gunpowder manufacture began in Millhouse in 1839 and continued until 1921, despite several serious accidents during this time. The ruins of the Mill are visible in the woods to the rig....Read more...

Stay Portavadie offers a range of self-catering and B&B accommodation, from luxury apartments to cottages. Your stay includes access to the Leisure Experience, featuring a gym and ....Read more...

Opened in 1950 by Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother (1900 – 2002). ....Read more...

Sruth Ban Falls is a wonder of nature. These stunning waterfalls are well worth the visit. One of the most dramatic natural wonders on the Cowal Way! ....Read more...

Great stopover with fantastic views down the west Kyles of Bute. Dogs on leads welcomed. Seasonal opening, 7 days a week. ....Read more...

The Cobbler (Beinn Artair) is a mountain of 884 metres (2,900 ft) height located near the head of Loch Long in Scotland. Although only a Corbett, it is one of the most impressive summi....Read more...

The highpoint of the Cowal Way, passing between the Brack and Cnoc Coinnich. ....Read more...

Renowned as one of the finest galleries in the West of Scotland, Tighnabruaich Gallery showcases the best of contemporary arts and crafts. Muddy boots are welcome and shipping is avail....Read more...