Cowal Peninsula in Argyll Photoguide, Guidebook and Travel Guide
Cowal Peninsula in Argyl Photoguide

Discovery Guides Photo Guide Series

CONTENTS

1. Introduction to the Cowal Peninsula in Argyll.
2. Loch Striven and the Kyles of Bute.
3. Loch Striven shoreline.
4. Rothesay and the Isle of Bute from Toward Quay.
5. Castle Toward.
6. Toward - Gatehouse, Quay, Toward Point Lighthouse and Coastal Views.
7. Castle House Museum in Dunoon.
8. Various Views of Dunoon.
9. Cowal Bird Garden in Dunoon.
10. Holy Loch and Glen Massan.
11. Clachaig amidst the mountains.
12. Loch Tarsan panorama.
13. Balliemore near the head of Loch Striven.
14. Loch Riddon and the Kyles of Bute.
15. Loch Riddon just north of Colintraive.
16. The Western Kyles of Bute.
17. Loch Riddon and the Kyles of Bute.
18. The Kyles of Bute.
19. The coastal village of Tighnabruaich.
20. Kames and the Kyles of Bute.
21. Kames Pier and Bute.
22. Views near Tighnabruaich and the Kyles of Bute.
23. Ardlamont, Portvadie and Millhouse.
24. Glendaruel and Dunans Castle.
25. Castle Lachlan and nearby chapel.
26. St Catherines and Loch Fyne.
27. Glen Fyne and Loch Fyne.
28. Cairndow, Strachur and Creggans.
29. Glen Fyne and Glen Finglas.
30. Glen Kinglas, Kinglas Water and the Butterbridge.
31. Easan Dubh Fall and the head of Glen Kinglas.
32. Loch Goil near Drymsynie and Lochgoilhead.
33. Loch Goil and Lochgoilhead.
34. Carrick Castle and Loch Goil.
35. Glen Finart Deer Farm near Ardentinny.
36. Loch Long at Ardentinny.
37. Loch Eck in the Argyll Forest Park.
38. Inverecknear the entrance of Glen Massan.
39. Younger Botanic Garden at Benmore.
40. Glen Croe and the Arrochar Alps from Rest and be Thankful.
41. Loch Long and Arrochar.

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

Cowal Peninsula in Argyll photo guide and guidebook - Discovery Guides. This is one of Scotland’s most beautiful and appealing regions, yet remarkably it still remains largely undiscovered.

Bounded by Loch Fyne to the west, Loch Long and the Firth of Clyde to the east and the Kyles of Bute to the south, it possesses a wealth of dramatic and magnificent scenery.

The landforms of the region are truly exceptional and this has recently been recognised by the inclusion of the Argyll Forest Park, which covers much of northern Cowal, within Scotland’s first national park featuring Loch Lomond and the Trossachs.

There is also a variety of breath-taking scenery to be savoured, including the rugged, towering mountains, bright blue lochs, dark green carpet of forest, bright green glens, purple heather and the bright red blanket of rhododendrons that add a seasonal striking vibrance to nature’s canvas.

There is so much to discover for those with a desire for exploration. Amongst my personal favourites are the awe-inspiring views over the Kyles of Bute, the outstanding natural beauty of Loch Goil, the peaceful reflections of Loch Fyne... but in reality this list could go on and on.

Therefore, we have endeavoured to produce a photographic portrayal of the Cowal Peninsula that encaptures the very essence of this unique and remarkable area so that it’s visual treasures can be seen and enjoyed by you all.

Excellent value for money!

CREDITS AND TECHNICAL DATA

ISBN 0-86309-196-2
50 internal pages printed on 150GSM gloss artpaper + 4 page cover printed on 300GSM gloss artboard.
Printed full colour throughout. Gloss laminated outer cover.
Over 100 colour photographs. 140mm high x 200mm wide approx. Wiro bound.
Printed in England.
Recommended retail price: £3.99
Author and photographer: MALCOLM PARKER.

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