This walk is part of a year-long discovery event along the Ayrshire Coastal Path. Individual sections are now available to book!
The Ayrshire Coastal Path is a stunning long-distance walking route in South West Scotland. Designated as one of Scotland’s Great Trails and part of the International Appalachian Trail, the 106 mile route travels the length of the Ayrshire coastline from Glenapp to Skelmorlie. It offers the perfect combination of rugged rocky shoreline, cliff-top paths, sandy beaches and esplanades. This is your opportunity to experience the trail on a series of carefully planned full-day guided walks, on which you will get to meet many of the volunteer Path Wardens who take care of the route.
Largs to Skelmorlie
Sunday 11th May 2025
Distance: 9 miles
Grade: Moderate | Pavements, paths, farm track, some steep hills, boggy hill trail, minor road, trunk road crossing
Highlights: Largs promenade (viking statue), Knock Hill summit (Iron Age fort), Panoramic views across the Clyde to Isle of Cumbrae, Cowal Peninsula and Largs, Skelmorlie Castle
Tickets:
Individual section tickets – £28 per section with 15% of your ticket price being donated to the Ayrshire Coastal Path at the end of the walk series. These will be available until our maximum group size is reached.
What's Included:
* No need to worry about planning travel logistics, checking tide times or navigating, we’ll do all of that for you.
* Benefit from insider knowledge of the Ayrshire Coastal Path volunteers – some of the Path Wardens will be joining our walks.
* Learn about our coastal history and wildlife.
* Meet some new, like-minded people
* 15% of your ticket price will be donated to the Ayrshire Coastal Path so you’ll also be supporting the work of the volunteers by making a contribution towards their annual maintenance costs.
More information about the walk series and a full FAQ can be found at
https://gillianswalks.com/guided-group-walks/guided-walks-ayrshire-coastal-path/
Also check out other Trips & Adventurous Activities in Ayr, Business events in Ayr.
