1 Dalavich Oakwoods Dalavich Oakwood Trail 2 Ardcastle Information A delightful route that explores Dalavich’s ancient Atlantic oakwoods, which are full of mosses, ferns and wildlife and provide great views over Loch Awe. Take care on the hills Explore the ancient Caledonian forest that Choose one of three routes through Contact Forestry Commission Scotland Wide, firm gravel and grassy 2 miles / West Argyll Forest District stretches between Loch Awe and Loch Avich on surface with long uneven 3.2 km this thriving forest, winding around Please remember that the weather Whitegates, Lochgilphead, Argyll PA31 8RS trails that loop through the trees from the sections. Some steep slopes. Allow wooded hillsides and along its on the hills can change very quickly. Dalavich Oakwoods car park. You’ll find Parts may be muddy after 1 hour pebble beaches. You can stretch Even in summer, conditions on high Follow us on: Tel: 0300 067 6650 heavy rain. Includes two bridges your legs on the short Crag Trail ground are often much colder and E-mail: [email protected] Discover a landscape carved thundering waterfalls and rapids on a gentle Web: www.forestry.gov.uk/scotland with adjacent fords and some low branches. or while away a few hours on the windier than at low levels, despite clear from rock, cloaked with trees and walk along the River Avich and share a peaceful skies. If you are venturing off our waymarked trails longer Ardcastle Point Trail with its haunted by legend. This is where oakwood sanctuary with red squirrels, red deer onto the higher hills and mountains, here are some and pine martens. views over Loch Fyne, also passing pointers for a safe and enjoyable trip. the kingdom of the Scots was born. the ancient ruins of St Bride’s Chapel on the shore of Loch Gair. • Be properly equipped Gaze over breathtaking views, watch iconic • Plan your route carefully and stick to it wildlife, ponder ancient monuments or simply Avich Falls Trail • Tell someone where you are going and when you expect to return embrace the tranquillity to be found in the Crag Trail remarkably diverse forests of Mid Argyll & Kintyre. A lovely riverside trail to reach a series of thundering rapids • Take adequate warm & waterproof clothing at Avich Falls. • Wear suitable footwear A refreshing walk to take in the sights and smells • Take sufficient food and drink Walkers can explore these native and timber- Firm gravel surface with 1½ miles / of the atmospheric spruce forest, which is home • Carry map & compass, know how to use them producing woodlands along waymarked trails, uneven and grassy sections. 2.4 km to both roe and sika deer. • Turn back if it gets too hard for you some shared with cyclists and horse riders. Some steep slopes. Includes Allow • In emergencies call 999 and ask for the POLICE a bridge and a section 1 hour Uneven gravel and 1¼ miles /
Mid Argyll and Kintyre These Native Oakwoods Are Rich with Trail That Passes a Prehistoric Tomb Named After Wildlife
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