From the Clapham of Glendaruel, starting with the church at Kilmodan and the medieval stones, passing Modan's Well, various archaeological sites, chambered cairn, a wayside seat, lots of forestry tracks and ending with the coastal road to Colintraive and well deserved drinks at the hotel before getting the ferry back.  A very interesting walk from Jim.

A short and enjoyable walk through Skipper Woods to Ardencraig Gardens and back to Rothesay by the bridle path.

A cold spring day for Maria's walk from New Farm to Kilchattan via Lord James Ride and Stravanan Beach

Shona's easy access walk at Ettrick Bay, sunny but not too warm!

Caroline's walk from Rothesay through the Skipper Woods and on to Montford then heading up to the Hill of Ascog down by Loch Ascog and back down the Serpentine to end up in the sunshine for lunch at the Montague St. Amphitheater, 5 miles.

Via the lighthouse and back through the Glen to the old shepherd's hut, led by Peter on a glorious sunny day.

Margaret's walk on a beautiful sunny day, through Knocnicol woods to the West Island Way, Lord James Ride, Stravanan beach, a plane landing on the airstrip, and finishing at the Kingarth hotel.

Pat (stood in for Paul who was ill) led us on a walk around the farms and historic sites between Ettrick Bay and Glecknabae, and back to the tearooms for a good 7 mile walk.

Pat's four farms walk, a circular from Ettrick Bay, very muddy underfoot but it mostly stayed fine with good views.

A very wet walk with only a few brave souls, but some spectacular waterfalls, led by Harry.

A snowy walk up to Dun na Cuaiche, led by Wendy. The skies cleared for a beautiful afternoon, and a red squirrel spotted in the grounds of Inveraray castle.

Paul's walks in the Glenbranter forest on a glorious day.