Kintyre Way

authors: Sandra Bardwell and Jacquetta Megarry
The Kintyre Way, one of Scotland's Great Trail, criss-crosses Scotland's only 'mainland island' for 100 miles (161km). It starts from Tarbert on Loch Fyne in the north of the Kintyre peninsula and ends on the Atlantic coast at Machrihanish and is clearly waymarked throughout. The Kintyre peninsula has rugged coastlines facing west to the Atlantic and east over the Firth of Clyde. You walk past castles, abbeys and prehistoric sites, along deserted beaches and forestry tracks with glorious views, and across wild moorland.

This essential trail guide contains all you need to plan and enjoy walking the Kintyre Way including the recent extension and major route changes.
14 pages with mapping showing the route at 1:65,000 scale
Detailed route-finding instructions.
Background on geology, prehistory and history.
Travel and public transport information.
Facilities along the way, accommodation and food shops
Whisky-making, wildlife and habitats.
Produced in full colour with over 90 photographs.
Rucksack friendly format printed on rainproof paper.

The route is described in seven day walk chapters
Tarbert to Claonaig - 12.1 miles
Claonaig to Clachan - 10.1 miles
Clachan to Tayinloan - 9.3 miles
Tayinloan to Carradale - 15.9 miles
Carradale to Campbeltown - 19.9 miles
Campbeltown to Southend - 16.3 miles
Southend to Machrihanish - 16.9 miles

ISBN 9781898481812 Pages 74 (2018) 142mm x 220mm spiral bound