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South Ayrshire Council
Walking and Cycling
Walking and cycling along the paths, over the hillsides, and through the villages
of Ayrshire is the only way to experience the real Ayrshire. A number of safe and
convenient footpaths and cycleways are available in South Ayrshire.
The following websites provide further information on walking and cycling in South
Ayrshire.
South Ayrshire Council is not responsible for the content of external websites.
Wheelchair Accessible Walks
Some paths within South Ayrshire are accessible by wheelchair in normal weather
conditions.
Barony Hill Path, within the
Dailly Trails Network, stretching from Main Street, Dailly (opposite the
Primary School), eastwards along the south/east bank of the Water of Girvan, northwards
across the artist-designed bridge over the River, then eastwards along the north
bank of the River to the footbridge near Dalquharran Castle.
Ayr, Prestwick Girvan and Troon promenades, as well as paths through Belleisle, Rozelle, Craigie
and other public parks and parts of
Fullarton Woods, Troon