Guided Walks

There are so many fantastic walks, hikes, scrambles and places to watch wildlife on Arran that it would be impossible to mention them all here.  The following are just suggested itineraries. If you would like to discuss possibilities please contact me on info@arranwildwalks.co.uk. Please note that the itinerary may be subject to alteration should the weather conditions or welfare of the group require it.  Please read the full terms and conditions before booking.

Full Day hike: £30 Per person (min £60 per day or two people)

Half Day walk £20 Per person (min £40 per half day or two people)

To book, please call me on 01770 601339 or email me at info@arranwildwalks.co.uk.  I will be happy to discuss your requirements and will then send you a booking form.

Coastal and Moorland Walks

Machrie Moor Standing Stones and Wildlife (Half Day)

Be transported back to the Bronze Age and discover the ancient megalithic landscape of Machrie Moor. The moor is also a rich habitat for wildlife and a great place to watch birds. Easy walking on lowland terrain.

Cock of Arran Coastal Walk (Full Day)

Explore the remote and rocky shore of the Cock of Arran, the location of the famous geological feature, Hutton's unconformity. This coastline is an excellent place to watch wildlife and highlights include marine mammals and birds, red deer, and if we are lucky, the enigmatic golden eagle. Moderate to rough walking along remote shoreline and across moorland.

 Mountain Hikes and Scrambles

The Three Beinns (Full Day)

A traverse of the Three Beinns is Arran's classic ridge walk with spectacular views of the fine ridges and deep glens of the Goatfell Range.  The terrain is wild and remote and home to ravens, eagle and red deer.  Hiking in mountainous terrain, steep ascents and descents.

Goatfell Hike (Full Day)

Arran's highest peak climbs to 874 metres and the views from the top are well worth the effort.  Although it falls short of Munro status, Goatfell is a Corbet and we start from sea level, making an ascent a worthy challenge! Hiking in mountainous terrain on well made paths with steep ascent and descent.

Goatfell Stacach Scramble (Full Day)

Traverse the knobbly ridge of Stacach between Goatfell and North Goatfell with an experienced Mountain Leader to guide you.  The views are fabulous, the granite is rough and grippy and the sense of achievement is immense. Challenging terrain with some exposed and steep sections.

North Glen Sannox Horseshoe (Full Day)

A magnificent day out on the hill that tackles steep terrain in a remote part of the Goatfell Range.  The names of the peaks ring with legend; we will ascend Caisteal Abhail and traverse the famous Sleeping Warrior before crossing the Witches Step of Ceum Na Cailllich. Challenging terrain with some exposed and steep sections.