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Brodick Ferry Terminal

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  • Location: Arran, West Scotland, Scotland, United Kingdom

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    September 2, 2020

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    Brodick is the main village on the Isle of Arran and is the first place most people land. Located on the east coast in the shadow of Goatfell, the bustling village has a range of accommodation, places for food and drink, shops, and a ferry terminal. There are also some historic sites nearby, including Brodick Castle.

    April 16, 2025

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    Brodick is one of the larger towns on Arran. It has ther ferry terminal and main bus station on Arran. It is the start and finish point on The Arran Coastal Way. Lots of cafes, Coop is a perfect resupply point. There is a very good outdoors shop if you forget anything on your trip.
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    Dunn Fionn Iron Age Hill Fort via Fisherman's Walk

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    Embark on the Dunn Fionn Iron Age Hill Fort via Fisherman's Walk, a moderate hike that takes you through the varied landscapes of the Isle of Arran. This route covers 10.2 miles (16.3 km) with an elevation gain of 873 feet (266 metres), typically taking about 4 hours and 29 minutes to complete. You will experience a mix of coastal paths, inland ascents, and tranquil woodlands, leading you to the historic Iron Age hill fort.

    To make the most of your visit, be aware that this trail requires a good level of fitness due to its length and the climb to the hill fort. The terrain is quite varied, so expect narrow and sometimes steep paths, with sections that might be overgrown with bracken during the summer months. You may also encounter livestock grazing in some of the fields you pass through, so keep an eye out.

    This trail offers a unique perspective on Arran, often called "Scotland in miniature," by showcasing its diverse natural beauty. From the summit of the Dun Fionn Iron Age Hill Fort, you can enjoy expansive views across Brodick Bay, the impressive Goatfell mountain range, and the distinctive Holy Isle. The picturesque Fisherman's Walk section adds to the charm, guiding you along woodland trails, sandy beach stretches, and quiet tarmac lanes.

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    Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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    Elevation 10 m

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    Location: Arran, West Scotland, Scotland, United Kingdom

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