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Photo: Creuch Hill, a 441m hill near Inverkip, Inverclyde, central Scotland.

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Creuch Hill

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Creuch Hill is a 441-metre summit in Inverclyde. It is the highest point of Inverclyde. The nearest railway station is IBM (Greenock), 6.6 km to the north-west. The nearest other hill is Hill of Stake, 5.6 km to the south.

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Photo of Wemyss Bay Station, a landmark in Inverclyde, central Scotland.Highlight

Wemyss Bay Station

Landmark near Wemyss Bay

Grade-A Victorian railway station and pier of 1903 with a sweeping glass-roofed concourse, gateway to Bute.

7.1 km W

Photo: Lyle Hill Viewpoint, a viewpoint near Gourock, Inverclyde, central Scotland.Highlight

Lyle Hill Viewpoint

Viewpoint near Gourock

Hilltop above Greenock with panoramic Firth of Clyde views and the Free French cross memorial.

8.6 km N

Photo of Gourock Outdoor Pool, a lido in Inverclyde, central Scotland.Highlight

Gourock Outdoor Pool

Lido near Gourock

A heated seawater pool of 1909 on the Clyde shore at Gourock, with views across the firth to the Cowal hills.

9.6 km N

Photo: Largs Promenade and Pencil Monument, a viewpoint near Fairlie, North Ayrshire, southern Scotland.Highlight

Largs Promenade and Pencil Monument

Viewpoint near Fairlie

Clyde-coast seafront walk at Largs ending at the Pencil, a monument to the 1263 Battle of Largs, with Cumbrae views.

11 km SW

Photo of Great Cumbrae, an island in North Ayrshire, southern Scotland.Highlight

Great Cumbrae

Island near Millport

A ten-mile coast road to cycle, Millport's Victorian seafront and the Cathedral of the Isles, often called Britain's smallest cathedral

12.3 km SW

Photo of Dunoon, a village in Argyll and Bute, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.

Dunoon

Village

Victorian Clyde resort town and main settlement of Cowal, reached by ferry from the mainland.

12.4 km NW · Argyll and Bute