Counties, Scotland
Walks in East Ayrshire
5 routes pass through East Ayrshire: 1 national trail and 4 walks. They start in Scotland.
Dots: where the walks start
The map draws routes of up to 60 miles, so it stays at the scale of the county. Longer routes are listed below.
Walks in East Ayrshire, A to Z
- SC 1167Burn Anne WalkA 3.5-mile walk, in East Ayrshire, with about 210 m of climbing. About 1½ hours.
- SC 1477Craiglea TrailA 0.5-mile walk, in East Ayrshire, with about 90 m of climbing. Under an hour.
- SC 1027Irvine Valley TrailA 9.4-mile walk, in East Ayrshire, with about 130 m of climbing. About 3½ hours.
- SC 1246Twa' Brigs WalkA 3.4-mile circular walk, in East Ayrshire, with about 90 m of climbing. About 1½ hours.
Long-distance routes through East Ayrshire
National trails first, then the longest. Each passes through the county for some of its length.
- UK 030River Ayr WayA 41-mile national trail from Glenbuck Loch to Ayr harbour, in East Ayrshire and South Ayrshire, with about 790 m of climbing. 11 sections.Diversion in place
East Ayrshire in figures
Pubs: 0.8 for every 10 miles of long-distance path, 83rd of 91 counties from the most: Pubs per mile.
Stiles: 0 for every 10 miles of named route, 91st of 97 counties from the most: Stiles.
The steepest kilometre of any long-distance path here climbs 39 metres, on River Ayr Way, Catrine to Barskimming: The steepest kilometre.