Bute‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪7‬개의 천연기념물

Near this highlight you will find a cairn and a bench where you can sit and enjoy the sensational views across the western side of the Isle of Bute and across the water to the Isle of Arran. This is natural Scotland at its best.

Loch Fad (which translates as ‘long loch’) is a freshwater lake on the Isle of Bute that lies directly along the Highland Fault Line. The loch is classed as a Site of Special Scientific Interest due to its birdlife and vegetation. From this spot on the causeway, you get a wonderful view over the loch nestled between rugged hills.

There is an electric fence over gate you climb over at summit to get to cairn with no signage. Not sure it is love or not.

Follow the West Island Way uphill from where it crosses the Kingarth-Scalpsie Road

This is part of the West Island Way, just below the summit where there is a cairn and a bench to enjoy the view. From here Arran seems to float in the air.

Standing some 10 meters in height and over 50 meters in length, this imposing structure has graced the island of Great Cumbrae for some 65 million years.

Nice climb up to the phone mast, there's a gate on the way you need to climb over.

Very slow drip when I went past, it has been a very hot week here so maybe it had dry a bit dry.