
Tag: Loch Awe

Argyll coastal rowers honour new Glen Coe skiff
Three Argyll coastal rowing clubs raised their oars on Loch Leven as Glen Coe Boat Club’s new skiff Corrag, named after the witch of Glen Coe, took to the water .
‘Glampitect’ lodges plans for Kilchrenan pods
Four timber glamping pods with decking areas for hot tubs could be coming to Kilchrenan if plans are approved by council chiefs
Loch Awe hosts regatta adventure
Loch Awe Coastal Rowing Club’s Cruachan skiff will welcome 11 other skiffs from across Scotland to its regatta weekend starting on April 23.
26 turbine wind farm proposed by Loch Awe
A new 26 turbine wind farm between Dalavich and Inveraray is winding its way through Argyll and Bute Council’s planning process
Road improvements start between Loch Awe and Taynuilt
The project was due to start on Monday February 7 and to be carried out over eight days with Wednesday February 16 the expected end date – but it all depends on weather conditions.
Resurfacing work on A85 near Loch Awe
Work between Taynuilt and Loch Awe due to being on Monday, February 7, for eight days
Dalavich gets ready for an awesome paddle
Tickets have been snapped up but there is a waiting list for paddleboarders wanting to take on the 75km challenge next May
Coastal row around Kerrera
Loch Awe Coastal Rowing Club (CRC) skiffs Mingulay and Cruachan and the newly formed upper Loch Fyne CRC with its skiff Mrs MacPhunn launched from
Ganavan sands into calm seas and a falling tide to rendezvous with Oban CRC and its Moluag skiff off the north west point of Kerrera.
Four saved in loch drama
A local resident heard the drama unfold at around 9.30pm and raced to the scene to find the group without a lifejacket between them ‘shouting and screaming for help’.