인버클라이드 주변 최고의 가족 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Gorgeous little lighthouse between Lunderston Bay and Greenock, along National Cycle Route. It's a shared pavement section here, which can be a bit narrow in places and often has cars parked on it, stay awake!

Probably best done West to East. First section is gravel path mostly downhill, from concrete structure at reservoir it's tarmac then farm track. Farm track goes through some large pens so if they're full of livestock this section may be impassable or require a bit of walking to bypass the pens. A nice variation for getting back to Greenock.

Cloch Lighthouse overlooks the River Clyde estuary. Looking across the water you can see Dunoon from this location. The lighthouse is a big structure that can be seen from numerous surrounding locations

Good wee coffee stop.

Situated directly opposite Dunoon. Designed by Thomas Smith, with Stevenson, and built in 1797. Was automated around 1990’s.

The Cloch Lighthouse, created in 1797 by Thomas Smith and Robert Stevenson, features a round tower with triangular windows and added foghorns. Back then, the light's lenses floated in mercury and were turned by hand. Today, it's automated.

Sandy beach in the Clyde Muirshiel, notable as being the closest beach to Glasgow. The beach is equipped with food and drink stalls, and play-parks. The beach and surrounding bay is a ideal place to spot the local wild-life population, particularly sea-birds like Gannets and Curlews.

Coastal village in the Firth of Clyde. The Bay is a popular holiday destination, as well as a working ferry port, connecting to Rothesay on Bute. The author, John M. Leighton said about the area, "The coast at this place, as it is with a few exceptions along the whole course of the Frith, is bounded at a short distance back from the shore with a range of hills, sometimes rising in gentle slopes, and at other times in abrupt rocky precipices, from which is to be had a continued succession of beautiful and varied views."