Introducing Isle of Arran
Enchanting Arran is a jewel in Scotland’s tourism crown. Strangely undiscovered by foreign tourists, the island is a visual feast, and boasts culinary delights, cosy pubs (including its own brewery) and stacks of accommodation. The variations in Scotland’s dramatic landscape can all be experienced on this one small island, best explored by pulling on the hiking boots or jumping on a bicycle. Arran offers some challenging walks in the mountainous north, often compared to the Highlands, while the island’s circular road is very popular with cyclists.
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Arran’s many watering holes are legendary, and over summer most have regular live-music sessions.
Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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Re: Suggestions for day trips or overnight from Glasgow
by ianigsy 14 August 2011
Would suggest the Isle of Arran for something slightly different- you can buy a ticket at the railway station in Glasgow which covers…
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RE: Trip To Scotland and need advices.
by theonewho 21 July 2011
The accent can be tricky, but you'll be fine. Plenty of other people manage to understand it and to come visit Glasgow (and surrounds)…
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RE: Wild Camping on Isle of Arran
by RusstyG 04 May 2011
We camped in Glen Rosa one night and Glen Sannox another. Both gave good shelter and a relatively comfortable sleep. Most important was…
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