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Leisure

WALKING AND CYCLING

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Over half of Scotland's population seeks out opportunities for informal recreation such as walking and cycling. East Ayrshire is often overlooked as a tourist destination, yet it has a spectacular and varied landscape - from the countryside to river valleys with wooded gorges to smooth glacially carved valleys. East Ayrshire has local areas and features which provide dramatic and powerful scenery such as Loudoun Hill and the Loch Doon mountains.

The paths of Ayrshire point the way to a great day out. From short strolls to energetic walks, Ayrshire has something to suit all ages and abilities.

East Ayrshire is also renowned for its rich social heritage and the impression that this has left on the landscape. Robert Burns, William Wallace, John Loudoun Macadam, Alexander Peden, Tibby Pagan and James Boswell have all left their mark. As well as associations with these famous characters, East Ayrshire is an excellent place to explore historic gardens and woodlands, archaeology, castles, churches and industries such as mining and mills and its all just minutes from your doorstep.

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 In This Section
* Paths
* Core Path Plan
* Cycling
* Projects
* Access Strategy
 

 See also...
Ayrshire and Arran Tourist Board
External Link Ayrshire Paths Website
 

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