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If there is one walk in May that feels like stepping inside a storybook, it is the Cat Craig Loop and Bluebell Walks in Argyll Forest Park. Every year, just as spring reaches its glorious peak, the banks of the [...]
Beinn an Lochain: A Quiet Pleasure The very first dry, sunny day of April, to introduce the walk of the month, tempted us eagerly toward Beinn an Lochain, the striking Corbett rising to 907.7m above Glen Croe. With more than [...]
From ancient origins to Helensburgh's founding, explore the heritage of one of Scotland's most storied clans Historically, few clans are woven so deeply into the landscape of Argyll and the west coast as the Colquhouns. Over time, their story stretches [...]
Ten Reasons to head for Luss Loch Lomond Do you know your clan name when you come to Scotland ? Let's see ten places to visit Luss to explore clan within heartlands of the Colquhouns. It could be an incredibly [...]
Expert Argyll based guide Gerena Sumen, visits the battleground, and examines the legacy of one of Scotland’s most infamous clan feuds. On this anniversary day on 7th February 1603 the Battle of Glen Fruin, near Luss, in Argyll took [...]
Places to visit near Helensburgh, a coastal town, a Victorian Royal Burgh lies 30 miles west of Glasgow with outdoor recreation at its centre. In the first place, this holiday resort named after the wife of Sir James Colquhoun, who [...]
Argyll Walks Tours Blog Argyll Walks Tours Luss and Helensburgh Good news. New tours season 2021 update, Covid-19 restrictions are easing, and we are delighted to announce the re-opening of our tours on Monday 26th April. Last year was certainly [...]
A Timeline of Women: Her Story who changed Helensburgh, Scotland I thought I would like to highlight Helensburgh: Her Story. The women that made a difference to Helensburgh. Looking back at the variety of women in sport, literature, art, society [...]
Henry Bell first Provost of Helensburgh To begin with, Henry Bell was the first provost of Helensburgh. He was born in 1766 in Linlithgow. Later, he trained in Glasgow as a millwright, ship model maker and engineer. Eventually, he lived [...]
Did you know Vikings invaded Luss? In 1263 Haco, King of Norway decided to invade Loch Lomond, against the King of Scotland. As a result, he sailed from Bergen and arrived in the River Clyde. After the talks failed, Haco [...]
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