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Crinan

An Crionan
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Crinan Trail

Climb steeply through ash, birch and conifers to the ruined medieval lookout of Castle Dounie. The crag is a stunning pulpit overlooking the Sound of Jura and the Inner Hebrides. 

4 miles / 6.5 km

Allow 2 ½ hours

Strenuous

Strenuous

Long steep slopes for 600m, including several sets of rough steps. Uneven gravel surface with narrow, grassy and rough rocky sections. Some parts may be muddy.

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