Kilchurn Castle Viewpoint and Layby — Attraction in Great Britain

Lovely spot and very handy place to stop for a photo. Layby on both sides of the road, so plenty of parking spaces.

This is the classic Kilchurn photo opportunity, with views across the water to a peninsula of rocky land where the castle stands. Across the water we watched dozens of people trecking long distance from the start of the peninsula, in order to walk around the walls. No point during summer 2022 because the owner has erected 6foot fencing around it to prevent people getting inside. Might as well just visit this laybe for the better photos and view.

You also get to investigate a small mound on this side of the loch with a stone wall and fallen tree on top. The mystical vibes were attracting spiritual types up to the top of it.

Lots of odd signs on the roadside banning drones. Guess they don't want people profiting from commercial photography on their land. Although it's unenforceable from the...

One of the best viewpoints I have seen, this castle is so magnificent, what I find a shame is the high voltage lines behind which can spoil the view a little, it should also be noted that the fields in front of the The castle is private property and access to it is prohibited. If you couldn't fly your drone either, a sign prohibits you from doing so, perhaps because of the animals present in the field. Regarding the number of tourists present: I went at a time when there were not enough tourists, there were still 4/5 cars parked to admire this...

This is a very cool layby. There is a small area for parking. You can go through a gate and climb down into a fild, where you are sheepies wandering around to get a closer look of the Kilchurn Castle, which lays across the loch. I would highly suggest wellies or a high boot that is water proof. It a very nice look at the castle as a whole. The sheep in the field seem pretty used to people wandering through their field. I still wouldn't approach, but they do like to...