Scottish Panoramas
The Isle of Arran seen from the eastern side of the Kintyre peninsula, separated from the mainland by the
Kilbrannan Sound, Arran is the largest island in the Firth of Clyde and is reached by a ferry that runs
during the summer months from Claonaig, at the northern end of Kintyre, to Lochranza, at the northern end of the island.
The other ferry to Arran sails from Ardrossan in Ayrshire to Brodick on the eastern side of the island. Looking
across from the south side of the bay, Goat Fell, the highest mountain on the
island, stands out with Brodick Castle nestled below and the A'Chir Ridge to the
left.
To the west of Spean Bridge in the Great Glen stands the Commando Memorial
with a fantastic view south to the Nevis Range.
Davaar Island sits at the mouth of Campbeltown
Loch to the east of Campbeltown itself. Looking
towards the island from the northwest, the shingle walkway, known as The
Doirlinn, that links the island to the mainland at low tide, can be seen running to
the right of the island.
Insh Island and Mull from Easdale.
McCaig's Tower, Oban.
The Ochil
Hills seen from Stirling Castle. The Wallace Monument sits on top of the Abbey
Craig where William Wallace watched the English
army on the other side of the River Forth prior to
the Battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297.
The Old Bridge of Stirling can be seen in front
of the the monument, near the position of the bridge from Wallace's time, as the
Forth winds its way east!
The Summer Isles.
East Loch Tarbert, Kintyre.
View from the highest restaurant in Scotland, the Ptarmigan at
1097m/3620ft above sea level on Cairn Gorm.
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