About Carradale
From the quiet fishing village walks take you on to the hill high above the village or along the beach and through Carradale Forest.
Kilbrannan Sound
As you walk along the shore you might see a basking shark or a salmon leaping out in the Kilbrannan Sound. From the summit of Cnoc nan-Gabhar a wonderful panorama of Kintyre awaits.
On clear days you may see Ben Cruachan to the north and the Isle of Arran to the south. All the walks link to the Network Carradale Heritage Centre where interesting graphic displays depict the history of farming, fishing and forestry in the area.
How to get there:
Carradale is the nearest town or village.
From Lochgilphead, take the A83 south to Kennacraig, then the B842 to Carradale.
OS Grid Reference: NR804403
For details of public transport visit http://www.travelinescotland.com
Places to go in Carradale
Cnoc nan GhabarOther places to go in this area
- Barcaldine
- East Loch Awe
- Fearnoch
- Glen Orchy and Glen Lochy
- Kilmichael Forest
- Tarbert and Skipness
- West Loch Awe
- Ardmore
- Fishnish and Garmony
- Glen Aros
- Knapdale Forest
- Torinturk
- Ormaig
- Glen Creran
- Beinn Ghuilean
- Minard Community Woodland
- Ardcastle
- Aros Park
- Cologin Wood
- Loch Frisa white-tailed sea eagle
- Inverawe Forest
What's on in Carradale
April
- Annual Easter Bunny Hunt Monday 5 April 2010
- Easter Bunny Hunt Monday 5 April 2010
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Contact
Joanne Thomson
01631 566155
e-mail: joanne.thomson@forestry.gsi.gov.uk
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