Topoguide (in English) of the Cicerone publisher.
Description Provided by the publisher:
This Guidebook Describes The Long Distance Walking Road Between Glenapp and Skelmorlie Along The 150 Mile Ayrshire Coastline In 11 Day Internships, Breaking at Ardrossan When The Route Circumnavigates The Isle of Arran. Suitable for Most Reasonably Fit Walkers, The Road Visits Beautiful Sandy Beaches and Secluded Coves, Open Moorland and Rocky Trails.
Seasons: Spring and Summer Are The Best Time to Walk The Route for Longer Daylight Hours and Best Opportunities to Spot Flowers and Wildlife.centres Centersirvan, Ayr, Irvine, Troon, Ardrossan, Brodick, Whiting Bay, Lamlash, Largs, Skelmorlie.
Difficulty: NO TECHNICAL ROCK CLIMBING ABILITY REQUIRED PURPOSE SECTIONS REQUIRED A LITTLE SCRAMBLING OVER BOULDERS ON BEACHES A Good Level of Fitness Needed to Tackle The Road in One Go and Some Navigation Skills In Road Weather As Some of the road is Quite Remote. MUST SEE: Freat Cliffs, Beautiful Sandy Beaches and Secluded Coves Extraordinary Buildings Such As Culzean Castle, Turnberry Lighthouse, Lochranza Castle and the Kennedy Mausoleum HistoricalLy Important Geological Sites and Several Places Indelibly Linked to Robert Burns and Robert The Bruce.