White Loch (also known as ‘Loch of Inch’) is separated from Black Loch (also known as ‘Loch Crindil’) by a narrow land bridge. On this strip of land you find …
Castle Kennedy is a 17th-century ruin in a striking position overlooking the White and Black Lochs. The castle is surrounded by landscaped gardens which boast an impressive collection of rhododendrons, championship trees, and many rare species.
This doubletrack way was once a tarmacked road that's grown over, passing between Stab Hill and The Strannoch. Take care as you cross over Davenholme Burn, especially after heavy rainfall.
These atmospheric remains are from an old parish church built in 1604. The church was constructed upon instruction from Lady Kennedy of Bargany to house the body of Laird of Bargany. The remains are a Scheduled Monument.