A fairly gentle 2-3 hours walk- 11km but on the level. The route takes you up around and into the back of Kelburn park, across the park and then by easy route to Fairlie and back along the coast. Cafes at Kelburn and the...
We parked in Largs, in a residential area. We got the wrong street at the start on the way up by the Gogo river, so ignore that first part of the walk. We did this walk with a baby, but it is not pram friendly. Except...
A stiffish walk with spectacular views especially on the return leg. Boots are needed as it always wet, a walking pole is a good idea as there are some steep bits that can be very slippery. Also a waterproof and warm lay...
A variation on Largs1 bit longer going up a bit higher round the back of Kelburn estate and down to Fairlie
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Wee stoat round the largs hills (ignore the last wee bit, dog decided he'd go to the waters edge and then couldn't get back up 😂)
Largs to Fairlie via moors using tracks for small hydro scheme and wind farm, last 2 miles are over rough boggy ground, waterproof boots recommended. Good views out over Firth of Clyde. Train station both ends
Boots are a must there are no real trails it is definitely a moor walk. Park in the lay-by on the main road.
13-FEB-12. 4hr 12min including lunch. The most northerly part of the Ayrshire Coastal Path. Mainly on a minor road a few hundred feet above the coast, so great views. Includes Knock Castle Hill near Largs (even better vi...
Another circular walk through Kelburn park
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