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B Rhubodach Ferry Terminal (13.6 km / 8.4 m) Kilchattan Bay (13.5 km / 8.4 m) Rothesay Ferry Terminal Port Bannatyne (3.7 km / 2.3 m) Ardbeg (2 km / 1.2 m) Pavilion (0.7 km / 0.4 m) Craigmore Pier (1.7 km / 1 m) Ascog Bay (4 km / 2.5 m) Kerrycroy (6 km / 3.7 m) Mount Stuart (7.5 km / 4.6 m) Ettrick Bay (8 km / 5 m) St Blanes Church (18 km / 11.2 m) 45 mins cycle / 2 hrs 40 mins walk 1 hr cycle / 3 hrs 40 mins walk 25 mins cycle / 1 hr 30 mins walk 13 mins cycle / 48 mins walk 26 mins cycle / 1 hr 35 mins walk V V V V V V V B Isle of Bute Scotland’s most accessible island, home of the Brandanes, is a wonderful place to live and work. Bute has a great blend of interesting built heritage, as well as contrasting landscapes and seascapes, with each beach as unique as the next. There is a good network of routes and quiet roads on Bute giving access to local services and visitor attractions, making it ideal for walking and cycling. Cycling Tips Look behind you Always look behind you before making a manoeuvre, particularly when turning right. Do not use mobile phones or music systems You need to be able to hear what is happening around you and be fully concentrated on your actions. Cycling in numbers It is recommended that you cycle in single file and never cycle more than two bikes side by side. Never cycle on the pavement Unless it is a designated cycle lane, shared route or core path it is against the law to cycle on the pavement, you should walk alongside your bike. Estimated leisurely travel times Walking times calculated at a steady pace of 5 km per hour (approximately 3 miles per hour). Cycling times calculated at a steady pace of 18km per hour (approximately 11 miles per hour). Mount Stuart, home of the Marquess of Bute Photo courtesy of Zak Harrison Quiet roads – ideal for walking or cycling Photo courtesy of Zak Harrison Scenic routes and paths to explore Photo courtesy of Zak Harrison Ettrick Bay Photo courtesy of Zak Harrison Rothesay Castle Photo courtesy of Zak Harrison Beautiful beach at Kerrycroy Photo courtesy of Zak Harrison cycling walking and on the Isle of Bute Web Links Argyll & Bute Council www.argyll-bute.gov.uk Produced and printed by Pindar Creative www.pindarcreative.co.uk 02.20 Why Active Travel? With 33.9% of car journeys in Scotland being less than 2 miles in length, there are huge potential benefits in promoting walking and cycling as alternative means of transport. If more people walk or cycle, we can: Ease congestion Reduce noise pollution Cut exhaust emissions Improve our health Active travel is also a great way to relax, giving us more time to enjoy our environment and improve our work–life balance. Argyll & Bute Council, Transport Scotland, Sustrans, Paths for All, Cycling Scotland and Cycling UK continue to work towards improving the walking and cycling environment in the Isle of Bute area. We hope this map will encourage visitors and residents to make the most of cycling and walking in and around the Isle of Bute. Kames Bay Loch na Leighe St Ninian’s Bay Bull Loch Kilchattan Bay Dunagoil Bay Greenan Loch Ettrick Bay Kerrylamont Bay Loch Fad Loch Quien Loch Dhu Stravanan Bay Gallachan Bay Lubas Bay Balnakailly Bay Kyles of Bute Kyles of Bute Glencallum Bay Rothesay Bay Rothesay to Wemyss Bay Ferry Sound of Bute Loch Striven Loch Ascog Scalpsie Bay Rhubodach to Colintravie Ferry Branzet Moss Chapelton Wood South Wood of Lenihuline North Wood of Lenihuline Auchintirrie Wood Suidhe Plantation Achamor Wood Barmore Wood Lochend Wood Torr Wood Bogany Wood Drumreoch Plantation Cnocnicoll Wood Shalunt Wood Craigberoch Wood Kames Hill Plantation Black Wood Skeoch Wood Carnbaan Wood Barnauld Wood Rhubodach Plantation Ardbeg Straad Ascog Kilchattan Bay Craigmore Kildavanan Montford Kingarth Rothesay Kerrycroy For further details in this area, please see map overleaf Mount Stuart Colintraive Rhubodach Port Bannatyne St Blane’s Church Isle of Bute Inchmarnock 0 1 2 3 4 5 kilometres 0 1 2 3 miles Key A road B road Minor road Ferry route West Island Way Path Bus stop Beach Bike Repair Station Bird hide Bute Community Forest Ferry terminal Garden Historic Attraction Historic House Rothesay Pavillion Tourist Information Viewpoint Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright 2020 Digital Cartography by PIndar Creative www.pindarcreative.co.uk Port Bannatyne Marina Photo courtesy of Zak Harrison 0871 200 22 33 www.travelinescotland.com

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B Rhubodach Ferry Terminal (13.6 km / 8.4 m)

Kilchattan Bay (13.5 km / 8.4 m)

Rothesay Ferry Terminal

Port Bannatyne(3.7 km / 2.3 m)

Ardbeg(2 km / 1.2 m)

Pavilion (0.7 km / 0.4 m)

Craigmore Pier (1.7 km / 1 m)

Ascog Bay (4 km / 2.5 m)

Kerrycroy(6 km / 3.7 m)

Mount Stuart (7.5 km / 4.6 m)

Ettrick Bay(8 km / 5 m)

St Blanes Church (18 km / 11.2 m)

45 mins cycle / 2 hrs 40 mins walk

1 hr cycle / 3 hrs 40 mins walk

25 mins cycle / 1 hr 30 mins walk

13 mins cycle / 48 mins walk

26 mins cycle / 1 hr 35 mins walk

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Isle of ButeScotland’s most accessible island, home of the Brandanes, is a wonderful place to live and work.

Bute has a great blend of interesting built heritage, as well as contrasting landscapes and seascapes, with each beach as unique as the next.

There is a good network of routes and quiet roads on Bute giving access to local services and visitor attractions, making it ideal for walking and cycling.

Cycling TipsLook behind youAlways look behind you before making a manoeuvre, particularly when turning right.

Do not use mobile phones or music systemsYou need to be able to hear what is happening around you and be fully concentrated on your actions.

Cycling in numbersIt is recommended that you cycle in single file and never cycle more than two bikes side by side.

Never cycle on the pavementUnless it is a designated cycle lane, shared route or core path it is against the law to cycle on the pavement, you should walk alongside your bike.

Estimated leisurely travel times Walking times calculated at a steady pace of 5 km per hour (approximately 3 miles per hour).

Cycling times calculated at a steady pace of 18km per hour (approximately 11 miles per hour).

Mount Stuart, home of the Marquess of Bute Photo courtesy of Zak Harrison

Quiet roads – ideal for walking or cycling Photo courtesy of Zak Harrison

Scenic routes and paths to explore Photo courtesy of Zak Harrison

Ettrick Bay Photo courtesy of Zak Harrison

Rothesay Castle Photo courtesy of Zak Harrison

Beautiful beach at Kerrycroy Photo courtesy of Zak Harrison

cyclingwalking and

on the Isle of Bute

Web LinksArgyll & Bute Councilwww.argyll-bute.gov.uk

Produced and printed by Pindar Creative www.pindarcreative.co.uk 02.20

Why Active Travel?With 33.9% of car journeys in Scotland being less than 2 miles in length, there are huge potential benefits in promoting walking and cycling as alternative means of transport.

If more people walk or cycle, we can:

✔ Ease congestion✔ Reduce noise pollution✔ Cut exhaust emissions✔ Improve our health

Active travel is also a great way to relax, giving us more time to enjoy our environment and improve our work–life balance.

Argyll & Bute Council, Transport Scotland, Sustrans, Paths for All, Cycling Scotland and Cycling UK continue to work towards improving the walking and cycling environment in the Isle of Bute area.

We hope this map will encourage visitors and residents to make the most of cycling and walking in and around the Isle of Bute.

Kames Bay

Loch naLeighe

St Ninian’sBay

Bull Loch

Kilchattan Bay

Dunagoil Bay

Greenan Loch

Ettrick Bay

Kerrylamont Bay

Loch

Fad

LochQuien

Loch Dhu

Stravanan Bay

Gallachan Bay

Lubas Bay

BalnakaillyBay

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Glencallum Bay

RothesayBay

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ScalpsieBay

Rhubodachto Colintravie

Ferry

BranzetMoss

ChapeltonWood

South Woodof Lenihuline

North Woodof Lenihuline

AuchintirrieWood

SuidhePlantation

AchamorWood

BarmoreWood

LochendWood

TorrWood

Bogany Wood

DrumreochPlantation

CnocnicollWood

ShaluntWood

CraigberochWood

Kames HillPlantation

BlackWood

SkeochWood

CarnbaanWood

BarnauldWood

RhubodachPlantation

Ardbeg

Straad

Ascog

Kilchattan Bay

Craigmore

Kildavanan

Montford

Kingarth

Rothesay

Kerrycroy

For further details in this area,please see map overleaf

Mount Stuart

Colintraive

Rhubodach

Port Bannatyne

St Blane’sChurch

Isle ofBute

Inchmarnock

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KeyA roadB roadMinor roadFerry routeWest Island WayPathBus stop

Beach

Bike Repair Station

Bird hide

Bute Community Forest

Ferry terminal

Garden

Historic Attraction

Historic House

Rothesay Pavillion

Tourist Information

Viewpoint

Contains Ordnance Survey data© Crown copyright 2020

Digital Cartography by PIndar Creativewww.pindarcreative.co.uk

Port Bannatyne Marina Photo courtesy of Zak Harrison

0871 200 22 33www.travelinescotland.com

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Police StationPolice StationPolice Station

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RothesayPrimarySchool

St Andrews PrimarySchool

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Rothesay Bay

ChapeltonWood

Skeoch Wood

LowRoseland

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HighRoseland

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Bogany Wood

CranslagmorieBelt

EskechragganWood

Achamor Wood

Kames HillPlantation

CraigberochWood

ChapeltonPlantation

Little Barone

Rullecheddan

Barone Park

Ashfield

Windyhall

Duneastein

High Bogany

Ardbrannan

Eskechraggan

EttrickdaleHouse

Westland

Gartnakeilly

Gortans

AbercornCottage

LittleGrenach

The Hermitage

Mid AscogLochly

Crossbeg

Long Hill

Common Hill

Hill of Ascog

Cnoc naBuachaille

Barone Hill

BlackparkHill

LochlyHill

Craw Hill

Port BannatynePort BannatyneGolf CourseGolf Course

Port BannatyneGolf Course

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Rothesay Golf CourseRothesay Golf CourseRothesay Golf Course

▲ To Rhubodach and Dunoon

◄ To The Straad

▼ To Scalpsie To Mount Stuart ▼

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KeyWest Island Way

Paths

Ferry route

Bus stop

Boat launch point

Beach

Bike Bute E Bike Hire

Bike Repair Station

Bird hide

Bowls

Cinema

Ferry terminal

Gardens

Golf Course

Historic Attraction

Hospital with A&E department

Leisure Centre

Museum

Rothesay Pavillion

Taxi rank

Tourist Information

Viewpoint

Contains Ordnance Survey data© Crown copyright 2020

Digital Cartography by PIndar Creativewww.pindarcreative.co.uk

0 200 400 600 800 1,000 metres

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The published information is to be used as a guide only. Whilst every care has been taken in the production of this map, Argyll and Bute Council cannot accept the responsibility for any errors or omissions.