Οι καλύτερες πεζοπορίες και περίπατοι σε καταρράκτες στο Βόρειο Έιρσαϊρ

If attempting to hike towards Glenashdale Falls - Left of loch, a lot of deforestation & uprooted trees blocking visibility/pathway. Unable to find much of a path without roughly following app but had to abandon once a path leading to Whiting Bay/Kildonan. Forest area was extremely soft moss/boggy. Don’t attempt besides enjoying the spot at the picnic part by the loch.

When it rains, the rain unfolds its mystical aura. Crossing the stream is also quite slippery. The rest of the path along the lake is also quite adventurous.

July 8: the trip went through a swamp. You can't get through without wet feet. Because everything is green, it is not visible where you can walk and where there are ditches. You fall through everything.

Great wee coffee shop.

Great place for a 2Hr yomp, steep in places and many ways to plan a route so choose which items to see and a route that suits you

While somewhat of a scramble to access, Biglees Waterfall is worth the effort to experience. The Cascades run through the area's hills and cliffs, forming many other small falls, with Biglees being the largest and arguably the most exciting of the bunch.

The Western-most of the Crosby Hills, Ayrshire. The hill is broad, open and grassy, rising to a height of 263 metres above the Firth of Clyde, to which it borders.

Loch Garbad is a beautiful hill loch located at the southern side of the Isle of Arran. Grab your packed lunch out of your bags and enjoy a picnic at this remote and peaceful location.