All Cycling

Mountain Biking Heaven in the Heart of Argyll The Fire Tower Trail, by Lochgilphead in the Heart of Argyll, has a little bit of something for everyone, from gentle tracks to radical free-riding. The descents are described as “awesome” and there are some challenging climbs which allow you to enjoy stunning views from the top. There are 7.4km of singletrack Read more…

Sail, walk, jog, kayak or cycle along the Crinan Canal The story of “the most beautiful shortcut in the world” began in 1771 when James Watt surveyed the district to find a course for the canal, originally planned by John Rennie. Only 9 miles in length, the Crinan Canal was built to improve access to the Western Isles, offering a Read more…

Thirty miles of scenic single track road hug the coast on the Knapdale peninsula between Tarbert and Lochgilphead where you’ll find deserted beaches, hidden coves and a fascinating array of wildlife. If you’re feeling energetic, the B8024 is a challenging cycle route (SUSTRANS RN 78) but your effort will be rewarded with spectacular views of the Inner Hebrides – the Read more…

Local Charity ACT has a strong and positive vision – to maintain, enhance and promote the coast and countryside of Argyll so it can be enjoyed by residents and visitors. This new initiative is a partnership between Argyll and Bute Council, the Forestry Commission, NHS Highland and Scottish Natural Heritage and will be active in a variety of projects running Read more…

Forest Walks & Cycle Trails Discover the sights, sounds and experiences of the forests in the Heart of Argyll. From the quiet of the woods to the call of the wild, there’s something for everyone and trails to suit all fitness levels whether you’re walking or mountain biking. From Kilmichael Forest, to Knapdale, Port Ann, Tarbert, Torinturk and Ardcastle, there Read more…