레스틸 호수 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

It’s a main road that your on for about half an hour towards the end .

Ben Dolich (857m) is located on the western edge of Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, southwest of the Cobbler mountain. The route to the summit begins at the famous Rest and Be Thankful viewpoint. This "relatively" short hike (approx. 7.5-9 km) offers magnificent 360° views and initially leads up forest paths (more like small streams after rain) and steep, grassy slopes, often quite damp. A short scramble (5 m) requires descending. If the rock is dry, this is no problem at all. If it's wet, be careful, but it's easily doable, with nice footholds. The summit is a few hundred more (flatter) meters to climb. From up here: a sensational 360° view! Conclusion: it's worth it, relatively. rarely used, never really difficult, only steep in places but still never easy enough to walk absentmindedly.

I've cycled up it a few times - good alternative to the main road and its contra-flow

Unfortunately, dogs are not allowed on more than half of the Toure

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A prominent summit, and the highest on the Ardgoil peninsula, standing at 847m above sea level. The summit falls into classification as the 95th tallest of the Corbett's peaks.

The title of the highlight is incorrect - The Cobbler is behind us on the other side of Glen Croe. The rocky summit in the photo is The Brack (787m), for which a footpath is available on the left a little higher up the gravel trail.

Super smooth traffic-free descent, an alternative to the main road and also the gravel on the south side of the glen. There is a gate at the top and a couple down at the bottom to negotiate. The top gate does warn of agressive cows and suggests you find an alternative way down. You can see all the way down the glen from the top so if the cows aren't all over the road, you'll probably be OK.