Tarbert Castle
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About Tarbert Castle
A fairly steep path leads up to the ruins of Tarbert Castle, believed to have been built in the 13th century by Alexander II.
There are short walks to viewpoints looking over Tarbert and Loch Fyne. Alternatively join the first leg of the Kintyre Way - a nine mile walk takes you over the hill to the village of Skipness and to the ferry to Arran.
How to get there:
Tarbert Castle is in Tarbert which is part of Tarbert and Skipness. Tarbert is the nearest town or village.
A small path starting across the road from the pier takes you up the hill to the castle.
Tarbert Tourist Infomation Centre can be found 100m west of the start of the walk.
There is lots of parking is available around the harbour.
OS Grid Reference: NR867686
For details of public transport visit http://www.travelinescotland.com
Facilities:
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There are lots of places to get something to eat and drink around the harbour at Tarbert. |
Activities
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Corranbuie Walks Tarbert Castle Walks Tarbert to Skipness walk |
Contact:
Joanne Thomson01631 566155
e-mail: joanne.thomson@forestry.gsi.gov.uk
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