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About The Ayrshire Link
The Ayrshire Link is a network of safe and accessible Active Travel routes across South and East Ayrshire,spanning from Girvan to Lugton.
Spearheaded by Ayrshire Roads Alliance, a public sector partnership between South and East Ayrshire Councils, there are currently 15 different routes planned or under different stages of development that will connect to existing routes.
Active Travel enables people to safely walk, wheel or cycle safely leading to health and wellbeing benefits as well as positively enhancing the environment and generating economic advantages.
current routes
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RIVER AYR
A challenging walk that can be done in stages walking, the route stretches from its source at Glenbuck Loch in Cumnock to Ayr Harbour.
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AYRSHIRE COASTAL PATH
The Ayrshire Coastal Path has it all, from sandy beaches to rural countryside capturing the best of Ayrshire’s dramatic scenery.
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SMUGGLERS TRAIL
A challenging walk that can be done in stages walking, the route stretches from its source at Glenbuck Loch in Cumnock to Ayr Harbour.
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NATIONAL CYCLE ROUTE 7
The National Cycle Route 7 features a number of Ayrshire’s landmark towns including Irvine, Troon, Prestwick and Ayr and is a popular route connecting to Glasgow in the north to Wigtown in the south, and beyond.