Dailly Trails
Walks starting in Dailly at the village square with the monument. The walks have been enhanced with works of art, benches, waymarkers and a modern footbridge across the River Girvan.
Barony Hill Trail 10.5 km / 6.5 miles
Maxwellston Hill Trail 5.5 km / 3.5 miles
Kilgrammie Trail 7.65 km / 4.74 miles
Lindsayston Trail 4.5 km / 2.75 miles
Quarry Trail 4.25 km / 2.5 miles
South Ayrshire Council developed, promotes and maintains the paths network centred on Dailly.
Walking Trails
Barony Hill Trail 10.5 km / 6.5 miles
A walk of contrasts – open moorland views, a summit ridge and idyllic woodland walking. For a short walk to sample the area, follow this route in reverse – from Dailly follow the River Girvan at the rear of the village as far as you care to go, then return along the same path.
There’s even a ruined castle or two. More information on the Dailly Trails leaflet and Walkhighlands.
Maxwellston Hill Trail 5.5 km / 3.5 miles
A rough hill walk to a panoramic viewpoint. This is one of the trickier walks in this area, requiring the ability to take and follow a compass bearing -useful should the mist descend on the featureless summit plateau.
More information on the Dailly Trails leaflet and Walkhighlands.
Kilgrammie Trail 7.65 km / 4.74 miles
An attractive trail through conifers with the possibility of seeing roe deer, squirrel, sparrow hawks, and buzzard.
More information on the Dailly Trails leaflet.
Lindsayston Trail 4.5 km / 2.75 miles
Leaving the village the route follows the burn through Lindsayston Wood. A series of delightful waterfalls and pools makes this an enchanting, secluded place.
More information on the Dailly Trails leaflet and Gillian’s Walks.
Quarry Trail 4.25 km / 2.5 miles
A short, circular trail, for those with limited time to sample the area. This trail can be linked with the Kilgrammie Trail to make for a longer excursion.
More information on the Dailly Trails leaflet.
Facilities
Car park at the square and monument next to Dailly Parish Church, Main Street, KA26 9SD