14 Days | Day 4 - Inveraray & Loch Awe
Inveraray
Inveraray is
about an hour’s drive from Tarbert on the
A83 towards Glasgow. En route you will pass a number
of opportunities for forestry walks, the world renowned
Crarae Gardens and also the restored highland township
at Auchindrain.
Inveraray is a Royal Burgh and is the seat of the Dukes
of Argyll. It is probably the best preserved planned
town in Scotland. A visit to Inveraray
Jail is a must while
in the town as is a trip to Inveraray
Castle, the home
of the Duke
and Duchess of Argyll.
Also in the town is the Inveraray
Maritime Museum with
the 3 masted schooner the Arctic Penguin and the Eilean
Easdale a traditional highland puffer.
Loch Awe
Lochaweside can be reached by taking a left turn through the arch in Inveraray onto the A819 towards Dalmally. About 8 miles on turn left along the narrow and windy B840 towards Ford and enjoy the delightful scenery. At the head of Loch Awe is the stunning Kilchurn Castle show in the image to the left. The castle is now in the care of National Heritage and an entry fee is charged for entry. The castle is open seasonal hours and closed during the off season. When you have finished your exploration continue following the directions back to West Loch Shores.
At Ford turn left onto the A816 into Lochgilphead where you join the A83 towards Tarbert.
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