All What to Do in Lochgilphead

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…

Steep, rocky ridges – or ‘knaps’ – cloaked in woodland and separated by narrow, often flooded ‘dales’, create a landscape unique in Scotland where land juts out into the sea at Loch Sween. A haven for wildlife. The site is owned by Forestry Commission Scotland and was home to the Scottish Beaver Trial, a partnership project that has seen the 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…

Visit us at the Argyll Beaver Centre and let us show you the fantastic variety of wildlife our area has to offer. We provide a Ranger service within Knapdale and its surrounding area, offering wildlife guided walks and themed events throughout the season. We want to share our passion for the natural beauty, wildlife and biodiversity of Mid Argyll and Read more…