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Druim Mòr

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Cnoc Càrnach

Beinn Mholach

Glac Mhadadh

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For further details in this area,please see map overleaf

Ganavan

Kiel Crofts

Baravullin

Ledaig

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Lower Soroba

Glencruitten

DunollieCastle

Benderloch

North Connel

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Dunbeg

Connel/A’Choingheal

Lismore

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Cultural Venue

Ferry Terminal

Historic Attraction

Leisure Centre

Marina

Museum

Rail Station

Tourist Information

Viewpoint

Contains Ordnance Survey data© Crown copyright 2020

Digital Cartography by PIndar Creativewww.pindarcreative.co.uk

ObanOban, the ‘Gateway to the Isles’, also known as the ‘Seafood Capital of Scotland’, has a distinct blend of history and culture unlike anywhere else in Scotland.

The town cascades down the woodland-clad slopes from the iconic silhouette of McCaig’s Tower to a bustling and vibrant centre packed with shops, restaurants and tourist attractions such as Oban Distillery.

Cycling TipsLook behind youAlways look behind you before making a manoeuvre, particularly when turning right.

Do not use mobile phones or music systemsYou need to be able to hear what is happening around you and be fully concentrated on your actions.

Cycling in numbersIt is recommended that you cycle in single file and never cycle more than two bikes side by side.

Never cycle on the pavementUnless it is a designated cycle lane, shared route or core path it is against the law to cycle on the pavement, you should walk alongside your bike.

Estimated leisurely travel times Walking times calculated at a steady pace of 5 km per hour (approximately 3 miles per hour).

Cycling times calculated at a steady pace of 18km per hour (approximately 11 miles per hour).

Oban, with the prominent McCaig’s Tower sitting atop Battery Hill

A view of Oban Bay

A stunning view of the Sound of Kerrera

Ganavan Bay, with its panoramic views and breathtaking walks

Dunollie Castle, located on a hill looking over Oban Bay and outlying isles

Benderloch supermarket

Tralee Bay

Oban Bay, showing the town of Oban and the Ferry Terminal

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Kerrera Ferry (3 km / 1.8 m)

Oban Ferry Terminal & Train Station

48 mins cycle / 2 hrs 57 mins walk

10 mins cycle / 36 mins walk

Connel(10 km / 6.2 m)

33 mins cycle / 2 hrs walk

Dunbeg(6.6 km / 4.1 m)

22 mins cycle / 1 hr 20 mins walk

Ganavan (3.9 km / 2.4 m)

12 mins cycle / 46 mins walk

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Why Active Travel?With 33.9% of car journeys in Scotland being less than 2 miles in length, there are huge potential benefits in promoting walking and cycling as alternative means of transport.

If more people walk or cycle, we can:

✔ Ease congestion✔ Reduce noise pollution✔ Cut exhaust emissions✔ Improve our health

Active travel is also a great way to relax, giving us more time to enjoy our environment and improve our work–life balance.

Argyll & Bute Council, Transport Scotland, Sustrans, Paths for All, Cycling Scotland and Cycling UK continue to work towards improving the walking and cycling environment in the Oban area.

We hope this map will encourage visitors and residents to make the most of cycling and walking in and around the town of Oban.

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▼ To Lochgilphead

◄ To Kerrera Ferry

◄ To Gallanachand Kerrera Ferry

KeyPaths

Ferry route

Bus stop

Beach

Bunk House

Bus Station

Cinema

Cultural Venue

Distillery

Ferry terminal

Historic Attraction

Hospital with A&E Department

Leisure Centre

Museum

Play Park

Tourist Information

Train Station

Viewpoint

Walking Trail

Youth HostelContains Ordnance Survey data© Crown copyright 2020

Digital Cartography by PIndar Creativewww.pindarcreative.co.uk

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The published information is to be used as a guide only. Whilst every care has been taken in the production of this map, Argyll and Bute Council cannot accept the responsibility for any errors or omissions.