Walks from Oban, Argyll and Bute
🌿 Coastal bay, island, wooded hillside, sea loch shore
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Oban is the gateway to the Hebrides — a busy, characterful port town on a perfect natural bay, with the Victorian folly of McCaig’s Tower overlooking everything from the hill above. The island of Kerrera, reached by a short ferry, gives outstanding circular walking with views back across the bay to the mainland hills.
A lively port town with excellent seafood, good hotels and ferry connections to Mull, Islay, Colonsay and the smaller Hebrides, Oban is one of Scotland’s most enjoyable walking bases — combining fine town walking with easy island and coastal exploration.
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Town car parks. Train from Glasgow Queen Street. Oban station (Glasgow Queen Street line)
Eeusk seafood restaurant, The Perle Hotel, Skipinnish Ceilidh House
- McCaig’s Tower & Battery Hill
- Kerrera island circuit
- Dunollie Castle & bay
- Ganavan Sands & shore
- Glencruitten & Connel
- Seil Island (Bridge over the Atlantic)
- All Argyll and Bute towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Oban is covered by OS OS Explorer 359. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Oban & Lorn coastal routes





