Cruach nan Capull

The walk up Cruach nan Capull from Cairndow is straightforward and rewards you with proper views across Loch Fyne and the surrounding hills. It's not a long haul - most people will manage the ascent in under two hours, which means you're not committing your entire day to it. The peak itself sits at a decent height without being seriously demanding, making it ideal if you want to get out of the caravan for a proper walk but aren't in the mood for anything technical.

The approach is rural and quiet. You'll pass through farmland and open hillside, and the views expand the higher you climb. On a clear day you can see right down the loch, and the surrounding peaks give you a sense of the Argyll landscape without feeling as exposed as some of the bigger mountains. It's the sort of walk that feels rewarding without leaving you knackered.

For families with older kids who can manage a couple of hours of steady climbing, this works well. Walkers will appreciate the straightforward route and the views. If you're camping at Stucreoch or Drimsynie, it's practically on your doorstep - Cairndow is only a few miles away. Timing-wise, go early if the weather's decent; afternoon mists can roll in quickly and spoil the outlook. Free to do, obviously - it's just a hill. Allow a solid three hours if you want to take your time and sit at the top with a flask.