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Goatfell

Arran

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Goatfell is one of the most beautiful places on the isle of Arran. It is the tallest point on the entire island; its fine pyramidal peak boasts spectacular views of the island and the beautiful waters in the Firth of Clyde from its 874-meter-tall summit. The walking trail from Stunning Brodick Castle to the summit is a Hillwalker’s dream, with a 10 kilometre trail surrounded by wildlife and some of the best views on any of Scotland’s Islands; there are alternative starts with ample parking in the village of Corrie. Goatfell is one of the most beautiful things in Scotland and is fantastic to see on your next visit to Arran.

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Isle Of Arran
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