Loudon Hill Tour Scotland
Friday, June 13, 2008
Today, I visited Loudon Hill near Darvel in East Ayrshire
Views of the stunning local scenery were aided by dry, sunny weather.
Loudon Hill is a very visible landmark on a relatively flat/undulating landscape. It would appear to be of volcanic origin.
Loudon Hill has a very interesting history, including:
Iron Age settlement
A nearby Neolithic Cairn
A Roman Fort
Battle sites: 1296 (William Wallace); 1307 Robert the Bruce; 1679 (Covenanters).
There are walking trails across/around the site.

This site is well worth a visit. Nearby is the Loudon Castle theme park.
Views of the stunning local scenery were aided by dry, sunny weather.
Loudon Hill is a very visible landmark on a relatively flat/undulating landscape. It would appear to be of volcanic origin.
Loudon Hill has a very interesting history, including:
Iron Age settlement
A nearby Neolithic Cairn
A Roman Fort
Battle sites: 1296 (William Wallace); 1307 Robert the Bruce; 1679 (Covenanters).
There are walking trails across/around the site.
Labels: Ayrshire
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