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Discover the breathtaking mountains, moors and coastline of Arran with a local and fully qualified professional Mountain Leader.
From jagged ridges to remote coastlines, walking on Arran is the best way to experience the beauty of Arran’s scenery and magnificent wildlife, and take away a memory that you will cherish for a lifetime.
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Why not treat them to a days navigation coaching in the mountains or otter watching on an Otter Discovery Trail?
Wildlife Hotspot Safaris: Discover the very best places on Arran for watching otters, seals, rutting deer, golden eagles and other beautiful wildlife. From £45 per person.
Incredible Mountain Walking: The mountains of Arran are some of the most dramatic and serious to be found anywhere in Scotland. I am a fully insured and qualified mountain leader who can help you explore these peaks with confidence. Whether it is climbing Goatfell to enjoy a spectacular sunset, or walking along an exposed ridge at the more remote end of the range, there are many exciting goals and challenges on offer. More
Iconic Wildlife: Arran boasts some of the most beautiful and enigmatic species in Britain and wildlife watching here is incredibly rewarding. Watch Red deer, golden eagles, hen harriers and otters at various locations around the island. You can book on to a half day Otter discovery trail, or tailor a whole day's sightseeing to suit you. More
Hire a Guide for the Day: You can choose a personal itinerary designed specifically for you or book on to a scheduled excursion or hike. There are so many fantastic walks, hikes, scrambles and places to
watch wildlife on Arran there is something exciting to suit everyone! More
Join a skills workshop: Brush up on your navigation with a nationally recognised award. Bronze and Silver NNAS awards are a fun way to learn how to explore the countryside safely. More.
Getting to Arran
Arran is a very special island, with a uniquely tranquil atmosphere for a destination that is so accessible. The CalMac Ferry port of Ardrossan is less than an hour from Glasgow and Ayr, with good links by rail and air. As the most Southerly of the major isles of the Scottish West Coast, Arran is also very easy to reach from the North of England. More about Arran.
Visit my blog for regular updates about walks, wildlife and life on the Isle of Arran.
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