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is a paradise for any outdoor enthusiast and there are absolutely tons
of fun things for you to do while you are here. Have a look below to find out about other outdoor activities on Arran.
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| |  | Arran Bike Club
| Active local club with regular meets and rides. Visitors welcome. Also loads of information on cycling and trails on the island. Emphasis on off road and mountain biking.
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| |  | Flying Fever
| Paragliding lessons, courses, tandem flights and gift vouchers. Based on Arran but flying all over the world.
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| |  | Arran Wildlife: There is a wealth of information about Arran Wildlife available on the web. These websites are a great place to start reading up about some of our fantastic plants an animals and the work that is being done to conserve them.
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| |  | Arran Natural History Society
| Lots of info about the wildlife of Arran and talks wildlife watching events.
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| |  | Community of Arran Seabed Trust (COAST)
| The community pressure group that campaigned for the No Take Zone in Lamlash bay. Info about marine wildlife, and current campaigns.
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| |  | Arran Black Grouse Group
| Innovative community project to captive breed and reintroduce the endangered black grouse to the Isle of Arran
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| |  | Arran Birding
| Informative site for anyone interested in the Birds of Arran. Managed by the island's Bird Recorder, Jim Cassels. Jim is also keen to receive your sightings. Send "What,where,when" to info@arranbirding.co.uk.
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| |  | General information about Arran: You may find these websites useful when planning your visit to Arran.
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| |  | VisitArran
| Destination Management Organisation for Arran. Information about accommodation, things to do and see.
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| |  | www.arran.info
| Interactive and searchable guide to the island.
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| |  | Cinescene Dvd
| Dvd featuring walking in the Scottish Lowlands and on the Isle of Arran.
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| |  | Accommodation On Arran There are a wide range of accommodation options on Arran
to suit all tastes and budgets. The following are just a few
recommended places to stay. Book early to avoid disappointment in high
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| |  | The Douglas Hotel
| Arran's historic flagship hotel on Brodick sea front has been lovingly restored and reopened as a luxury hotel in 2011.
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| |  | Corrie Hotel
| Family run hotel with good access to the hills. Bar meals, lunches and evening meals available.
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| |  | Auchrannie Resort
| Large resort in Brodick with country house, hotel, spa and self catering luxury lodges. Lots of wildlife on the doorstep with great views to Glen Ormidale.
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| |  | Kilmory Hall and Lodge Bunkhouse
| Good quality budget self catering in the south of the island with access to one of Arran's best beaches.
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| |  | Dyemill Lodges
| Self catering Scandanavian style lodges in woodland on the outskirts of Lamlash.
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| |  | The Glenartney
| Walker friendly guest house close to the centre of Brodick, with great views of the bay and Goatfell.
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| |  | Blackwaterfoot Lodge
| Family run B&B in Blackwaterfoot. Close to the beach and within walking distance of Machrie Stone Circles and Kings Caves.
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| |  | Alltan B&B
| Small and friendly B&B on the outskirts of Brodick but within walking distance of village amenities. Ideal for Goatfell.
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| |  | Cottages on Arran
| Self catering cottages in Brodick, Corrie and Sannox with great access to the hills.
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| |  | Not Arran but....... Links to friends and other recommended sites of interest.
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| |  | Otter's Tail Adventures | Canoeing expeditions and skills workshops in Scotland |
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| Up and Under Outdoor Gear | Independent specialist outdoor retailer with excellent online and mail order service. |