[John Robertson Posts: 5136 Status: Offline WWW]

You've been there many times!  We visited the ruins of Glenan village up the hill from there.

Access rights are protected and I can't see any way people will allow that to be changed.  There aren't any "private" areas on Loch Fyne that I'm aware of )other than the normal property curtilage restrictions.  There are supposedly some small areas of privately owned foreshore (I've never been able to verify any) but that doesn't affect your right to access them in any way.

[Nick Flint Posts: 4865 Status: Offline]

I must have cruised past that many times, but never visited.
On a general note, "the right to roam" comes up regarding Scotlands unfettered access, and the "sudden change" that occurred around Loch Lomond which appeared to be simply a random decision by council to cease. Then access was eventually reinstated (at a cost). Perhaps inaccurate reporting, but ive noticed some areas even on Loch Fyne are now "off limits" AKA "private"?
Is there any truth in these rumours and or should "we" be concerned that Scotlands fabulous attitude to the environment is gradually eroding?

[John Robertson Posts: 5136 Status: Offline WWW]

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