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Airport Glasgow Airport
Ferry Gourock 37.00 km
Train station Greenock 48.00 km
Car Car advised

How to get there

An information pack will provide details of how to travel to the Hillview Cottage. The Cottage can be accessed by car, public transport or cycle. The journey by car takes around 2 hours from Glasgow, whether you take the ferry route or you drive all the way. The ferry over the Clyde estuary and subsequent drive is stunning, as is the drive around, past Loch Lomond, Arrochar and the top of Loch Long, along Loch Fyne then through Glen Daruel and along Loch Ridden. There are various cafes along the routes to stop for refreshments; at Gourock and Dunoon if you take the ferry route, and at Dumbarton, Tarbet, Arrochar and Strachur, if you drive round. By public transport, you can take a train from Glasgow Central train station to Greenock, ferry to Dunoon, then bus, all of which interconnect, and you can ask the driver to be dropped off on the road above the cottage, where a path will lead you down. Please ask for details. The information pack will also provide locations of amazing hidden beaches, excellent places to eat and have coffee and cake, etc.

Please note that the last 250 metres of track to the cottage is quite steep and bumpy at a couple of points and will not suit some vehicles, especially low ground clearance cars. A safe and secluded lay-by parking lies at the entrance to the last 250 metres. Full information will be provided in our courtesy call and within the information package.

Activities near Tighnabruaich

Sports Tennis in town, Water sports, Horse riding, Fishing
Great for Walking trips, Rural or countryside trips, City breaks, Beach or lakeside relaxation, Cycling trips

Getting around

From the cottage there are tracks and pathways to the explore the vicinity and the Cowal Way path route is only 250 metres away. The peninsular is ideal for cycling to get around, especially for the more intrepid, to go further afield. Ferry links from Portavadie to the Kintyre Peninsula and from Colintraive to the Isle of Bute provide excellent opportunities for exploring more of the region. Public buses provide access to the ferry terminals and beyond, but make sure of the timetables before venturing forth as times can be limited, especially at the weekend. Check out lovely quiet tracks and roadways online and on ordinance survey to explore quiet and serene places, some of which are mentioned in the information pack supplied.