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A' Chruach (North Ayrshire)

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A' Chruach (North Ayrshire) is a 513-metre hill in North Ayrshire. It counts among the 1,546 Marilyns, British hills with at least 150 m of drop on every side. Nearby hills include Tighvein and Beinn Tarsuinn (North Ayrshire).

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More places to visit near A' Chruach (North Ayrshire)

Photo along the Arran Coastal Way, a long-distance trail in southern Scotland.

Arran Coastal Way

Scotland's Great Trail

A 65-mile circuit of the Isle of Arran, keeping to the shore all the way round from Brodick back to Brodick

5.1 km NE · North Ayrshire

Photo of Brodick Castle and Country Park, a garden in North Arran, North Ayrshire, southern Scotland.Highlight

Brodick Castle and Country Park

Garden near Brodick

Red-sandstone castle above Brodick Bay with a celebrated rhododendron garden and woodland country park under Goat Fell.

6.3 km NE

Photo: Goatfell, an 875m mountain near Corrie in North Arran, North Ayrshire, southern Scotland.Highlight

Goatfell

Corbett · Marilyn near Corrie

Highest summit on the Isle of Arran.

8.3 km N

Photo of Holy Isle, an island in North Ayrshire, southern Scotland.Highlight

Holy Isle

Island near Lamlash

Buddhist-owned island in Lamlash Bay, with a hill climb up Mullach Mòr, St Molaise's cave and free-roaming Eriskay ponies and Soay sheep

8.5 km E

Photo of King's Cave, a landmark near Blackwaterfoot, North Ayrshire, southern Scotland.Highlight

King's Cave

Landmark near Blackwaterfoot

Sandstone sea cave on Arran's west coast, said to have sheltered Robert the Bruce, on a coastal walk from Blackwaterfoot.

8.9 km W

Photo of Blackwaterfoot, a village in North Ayrshire, southern Scotland.

Blackwaterfoot

Village

Village on Arran's quieter west coast with a golden beach, small harbour and the King's Cave walk nearby.

9.1 km SW · North Ayrshire