by Eleisha Fahy | 11 September 2025
Where the B836 crosses the Little Eachaig River at the foot of Glen Kin, a track leads up the east side of the Glenkin Burn to Stronsaul where there is a crossing point. The track continues to a picnic shelter at NS121782, meeting the modern track which approached...
by Eleisha Fahy | 11 September 2025
Easiest started from the Kilchoman end where there is plenty of parking as this is a very popular beach. A path through sand dunes above the broad sandy beach, but then climbs high above rocky shore to end at a road. OS Landranger 60 (Islay)
by David Oxley | 11 September 2025
From the N side of the Tigh na Truish Hotel, a narrow but well-trodden pedestrian path runs between the hotel and the B&B next door. A Society signs reads: ‘Public Footpath, Puilladobhrain Anchorage’ and an arrow screwed into a large rock reinforces...
by Eleisha Fahy | 11 September 2025
This route runs from Barr-nam-boc Bay over a clearly defined track across the centre of Kerrera, dropping down to the jetty for the pedestrian ferry to the mainland. Kerrera is easily accessible by a passenger ferry that runs to the mainland a couple of...
by Eleisha Fahy | 11 September 2025
From Lochavich House, a ScotWays signpost indicates north-northwest up the track past Loch na Sreinge (Loch of the String) beyond which is Carn Chailein where Macailein Mor was slain in 1294. After the cairn, at NM926180 take the path (lesser, indistinct) on the left...
