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Fantastic Place

hotel and cottages

local supermarket, has more than you think

Magnificent little walk which leads to the Loch (Lake in Scottish) which I didn't know is sea water which replaced the previous glaciers... (well a long time ago)

Ruins of a former 15th century Campbell clan castle with views of Loch Awe from the tower house. Dramatically located at the end of the lake. Friendly Highland cattle grazing on the path.

Walking under the bridge leads to a gate and the path to Kilchurn castle. Just below the bridge may be a good spot to launch a paddle board or Kayak.

Opened in 1753, Bonawe Iron Furnace would once have produced up to 700 tons of iron from Cumbrian ore each year. The iron would have been used to create various things such as cannonballs during the Napoleonic War, as well as monuments. The furnace is the most complete charcoal-fuelled ironworks remaining in Britain. You can visit from 9.30am - 5.30pm from 1st April to 30th September. More information: https://www.historicenvironment.scot/visit-a-place/places/bonawe-historic-iron-furnace/

Avich Falls is hidden amongst the woodland near Dalavich in Argyll. Here, water cascades down the steep glacial valley from Loch Avich to Loch Awe. You can explore several falls and one main waterfall as well as the surrounding Inverliever Forest, which was one of the first Forestry Commission estates in Scotland.