노스 에어셔‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪11‬개의 동굴

투어 중에 꼭 계획해야 할 정말 멋진 장소입니다! 위치가 환상적이며 경치를 즐기거나 잠시 숨을 고르기 위해 잠시 멈출 가치가 있습니다. 이 지역을 여행하는 모든 분들께 강력 추천합니다.

공원을 통과하는 길은 며칠 동안 건조할 때 가장 좋습니다. 비 온 후 그늘진 구간은 진흙탕이 될 수 있습니다.

This is the castle that inspired Herges Adventures of TinTin only Scottish Adventure!

" Welcome to Kelburn Castle and Estate. One of Scotland's most beautiful woodlands combined with one of its most interesting castles. Kelburn Castle and Estate is open daily from Easter to October. One of Kelburn’s most popular attraction for the kids is the Secret Forest: a fairy tale inspired maze with a witch’s cottage, a giant’s castle, and much more! There’s also the Adventure Course and Saloon play areas, complete with wooden walkways, stepping stones, tunnels, swings and scramble net. Kelburn’s stunning woodland glen has a number of twisted trails and paths for exploring, with plenty of creative surprises to see along the way. Trek to the top of the glen and you’ll be rewarded with incredible views across the Firth of the Clyde and over to the Isle of Arran." Source: https://www.visitscotland.com/info/see-do/kelburn-castle-and-estate-p561001

Alice Boyle, daughter of the current owner of Kelburn Estate Patrick Boyle, wrote a very detailed story about the graffiti project that she had initiated herself, together with her brother and a friend: https://www.aliceboyle.co.uk/the-graffiti-project-2007

There's so much to do and see on Kelburn estate - a graffiti castle, a secret forest, a waterfall, an outdoor play area, a never ending glen, a café... ... and various events, see www.kelburnestate.com/events.

"Based around a 13th Century castle that’s had an amazing makeover courtesy of a team of Brazilian artists, the estate near Largs, Ayrshire also features dramatic walks, breathtaking gardens and many features of historical interest." Source: www.kelburnestate.com

Hunterston Castle is the smallest of the West Kilbride castles and belongs to the original family of the Hunter family, who own the land around it. It is the historic home of the lairds of Hunterston and Chiefs of Clan Hunter. The keep dates from the late 12th, or early 13th centuries, while the attached manor house is of the 18th century. The estate was granted to the Hunters by David I of Scotland in the 12th century, and the heads of the clan have lived on the estate for the following 900 years. The castle is a Category A listed building.