Arran Geopark Events

Learn about the James Hutton, ‘father of modern geology’, and how this beautiful coastal landscape changed our understanding of the Earth.

Pay what you can (a suggested donation is £10 per person).

Walk length: 3 km / 2 miles

Approx. duration: 2½ hours

Terrain: road, surfaced path and rocky beach; paths may be wet in places and rocks may be very slippery.

Waterproofs are essential; please wear grippy shoes or walking boots; and don’t forget food/drinks!

Please note: dogs are not allowed on Geopark walks.

Scramble along Corrie’s scenic shoreline through 100 million years of geological time – when Arran drifted across the equator.

Pay what you can (a suggested donation is £10 per person).

Walk length: 3 km / 2 miles
Approx. duration: 2½ hours
Terrain: road, surfaced path and rocky beach; paths may be wet in places and rocks may be very slippery.

Waterproofs are essential; as are grippy shoes or walking boots; and don’t forget food/drinks!

Please note: dogs are not allowed on Geopark guided walks.

Explore archaeological sites, understand sea-level change, and go back to a time when Europe and North America were drifting apart.

Pay what you can (a suggested donation is £10 per person).

Walk length: 6 km / 4 miles
Approx. duration: 4 hours
Terrain: track, path and uneven rocky shoreline; rocks may be very slippery.

Waterproofs are essential; please wear grippy shoes or walking boots; and don’t forget food/drinks!

Please note: dogs are not allowed on Geopark walks.