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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.

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You've got to be seen it to believe it. It is truly a wonder of nature. On a windy and partly misty day like this, the colour changes every second.

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.

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Another great spot for some controlled wild swimming.

Cumbrae is easily accessed via regular ferries from Largs. It has one very flat road following it’s coast approx 10 miles and another road climbing to the Glaid Trig point and great views to Ben Lomond and the Cobbler.

Shewalton Pond also known as Bookers Pond is a spot where you’ll find many cold water swimmers, paddle boarders etc

An earth embankment dam, which was constructed by Paisley Corporation Water Works and opened in 1881, to supply drinking water to the town of Paisley. Today it is operated by Scottish Water.

Saltcoats Bathing Pool was built in 1932. In the late 1880s, a bathing station was built on the site of the former saltpans. This was in a rocky cove, which is at one end of what is now Winton Circus. This bathing station had changing facilities and some seated accommodation for spectators although seating was often just the surrounding rocks in the bay. This proved to be a very popular venue. This station was replaced in the 1930s. On 10th June 1933, a new bathing and yacht pond was opened on the same site. Its claim to fame was that it was the largest tidal pool of the time in Scotland. Not only was it the finest open air pool but it boasted modern changing rooms, showers, a tea room, seating, a roof balcony and flood lights for mid night bathing. There are moves about to have the tidal pool reopened

Probably not one to go up for for the views. Kairn Hill close by is probably the nicer one to climb up with better views and a more enjoyable scenery on the way up.

An area of moorland, high above the Clyde Coastline. On top of the hillside, you'll find the small Blae Loch, as well as the remains of a crashed WW2 aircraft.

Stunning pristine lochan with clear waters and a white gravel beach set in the middle of striking Arran hills.

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.

Once considered Scotland's finest outdoor pool, Saltcoats Bathing Pond was built on the site of former saltpans in 1932. It has now been restored as a tidal pool to attract wild swimmers.