North Argyll

Read more about Glasdrum Oakwoods

A lovely walk through Glasdrum National Nature Reserve, a woodland reserve renowned for it’s exceptional bryophyte and lichen flora, as well as one of the top sites for chequered skipper and pearl border fritillary butterflies. The walk affords some stunning views of Glen Creran and the fjordic sea loch, Loch Creran.

Read more about Glen Creran Pine Marten Trail

A lovely short walk through plantation and mixed deciduous woodland in Glen Creran with some fine views, historical connections and good wildlife spotting opportunities.

Read more about Port Appin and Clach Thoull

A lovely short coastal walk along a promontory at Port Appin. Good views are afforded of Loch Linnhe, the Lynn of Lorne, the Isle of Lismore and the distant hills of Morvern and Mull.

Read more about Shian Wood SWT Reserve Walk

Shian Wood is a Scottish Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve on the southern shores of Loch Creran. There is a lovely short walk through a variety of habitats including rush pasture, wet heath and oak-hazel woodland.

Read more about Jubilee Bridge

A lovely short walk over the historic 19th century jubilee bridge crossing salt marsh and affording fine views of Castle Stalker, Appin.

Read more about Castle Stalker

Castle Stalker is a four storey medieval tower house standing in the mouth of Loch Laich. Private tours are available throughout the summer months and are highly recommended.

Read more about Glasdrum National Nature Reserve

Glasdrum Wood is a remnant of the Atlantic oak woodland cloaking the lower slopes of Beinn Churalain (south-east) that rises from the shores of Loch Creran. The woods are of national importance for its lichen and bryophyte assemblages and for its populations of chequered skipper and pearl-bordered fritillary butterflies.