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Welcome
to The Pavillion.
Set in good wildlife area with stream and fine views of Campsie Hills.
Explore the Trossachs, Loch Lomond, Bute & Arran.
Close by is Barrhill -a Roman fort on the Antonine Wall. Ample scope for hill walking and for flatter walking and cycling, the towpath on the Forth & Clyde canal (2miles), connects with the new Falkirk Wheel. Trout fisheries and golf courses nearby.
Location:
Park & Ride after 15 minutes by car to station - Glasgow with fine
shops, museums and Rennie Mackintosh features is 15 minutes - Edinburgh
Castle and other sights, 35 minutes. Stir ling Castle and Wallace Monument
are within 20 miles.
No. of Properties 2
Sleeps up to (smallest property) 3
Sleeps up to (largest property) 5
Disability Category 3
Activities in Scotland:
Kayaking on Loch Earn:
A holiday in Scotland is the perfect antidote to the stresses and strain
of modern life. If all you want to do is light a log fire, read a book,
and stare at the scenery, you’re in for a treat. But if you enjoy
the outdoor life, your senses are in for a true awakening.
A self-catering holiday cottage is the ideal place to stay if you are
looking for an active holiday. Having your own warm, spacious home to
come back to after a day of activity allows you to relax and be yourself.
Many holiday homes will have places to keep your equipment and clothing,
and some provide drying rooms, bike shelters, and even freezers for the
day's catch!
Walking and climbing:
Whether it's enjoying a gentle country stroll or a breezy coastal walk,
trekking long distance routes or scrambling amidst the majestic mountains,
Scotland's breathtaking landscape and overwhelming spirit-of-place will
refresh and enliven your senses.
Southern Upland Way is the most comprehensive source of information
available to assist with planning a walking holiday across Scotland's
coast to coast as well as shorter walking holidays in Southern Scotland.
The West Highland Way was Scotland's first official long distance route.
The Way links Milngavie to Fort William, a distance of 152km (95 miles),
from the outskirts of Scotland's largest city to the foot of its highest
mountain, following the shores of its largest freshwater loch. It passes
from the lowlands, across the Highland Boundary Fault and on into the
Scottish Highlands.
The Speyside Way was first opened in 1981. The route now links the Moray
coast with the edge of the Grampian Mountains, generally following the
valley of the River Spey.
The Great Glen Way spans 73 miles/117km between Fort William and Inverness,
can be walked in 5-6 days. The Great Glen Way suits all levels of walker.
For the less experienced it is the perfect introduction to long distance
walking, being for the most part low-level and following mainly towpaths
and woodland tracks.
The Coastal Way of the Isle of Arran is officially open and provides
both low level walks and continuous walking around the coast of Arran.
Walking site with VisitScotland has over 1,000 walk routes graded with
the degree of difficulty.
Fishing in Scotland:
Due to its long coastline, plentiful rivers, and over 6,000 lochs, Scotland
is the perfect fishing destination.
Fishing-Argyll aim to help you make the most of your fishing outings in
Argyll, whatever kind of angling you're into. You'll find information
on lochs in the Argyll area, up to date fishing reports, and tips on what's
catching fish and where. Their dedicated team of four fishing fanatics
aim to give online angling enthusiasts an insight into fishing in Argyll
Or for fishing in the Borders, on the famous Tweed river, you could try
a day orhalf-day package for beginner to expert with Tweed Guide.
Fly Fishing Scotland Trout & Salmon Web Ring is where you can explore
some of the best fishing websites in Scotland.
Welcome to World Sea Fishing is an online sea angling magazine, tackle
shop and forum community, where you can join many thousands of anglers
from around the UK discussing all things related to sea angling including
fishing trips to Scotland.
Golf in Scotland:
Whether you relish the challenge of the traditional links game,
or one of many world-famous championship courses, Scotland has a course
to everyone's needs. Golf passes are a great value for the money, and
are available through-out Scotland:
Angus & Dundee
Aviemore & the Cairngorms
Ayrshire & Arran
Dumfires & Galloway
First in Fife
Golf Highland
Golf Kinross
VisitScotland Golf Passes
Wildlife:
Experience the beautiful, unspoilt landscapes and wide variety of interesting
and amazing species found throughout Scotland.
RSPB nature reserves are great places to see birds and other wildlife
in some of the most beautiful parts of the country.
Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park - It embraces the deep waters
of Loch Lomond, the wild glens of the Trossachs, Breadalbane's high mountains
and the sheltered sea lochs of the Argyll Forest.
Cairngorms National Park has the largest area of arctic mountain landscape
in the UK at its heart, with diverse communities around it. It is home
to 16,000 people and 25% of Britain's threatened birds, animals, and plants.
It includes moorlands, forests, rivers, lochs and glens.
The Whale & Dolphin Conservation Society Centre provides the perfect
location for learning about the local wildlife and unique environment
along this beautiful stretch of Scottish coastline which based at the
mouth of the River Spey on the southern side of the Moray Firth on the
east coast of Scotland.
Email The Pavillion enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
