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TOURS PROM TWO TO FOURTEEN DATS.
Trosachs and Akgyleshire, 4 days.
1st day. Edinburgh to Stirling and the Trosachs (rail and coach),
pages 166 and 218.
2d day. Trosachs to Fort-William, by Loch Lomond-head, and from
thence by coach (which runs only during the summer
months in connection with the steamer), through Glencoe,
Fort-William, lying at the foot of Ben Nevis, pages 235
and 243.
3d day. Fort-William to Oban, and from thence to Staffa and Iona,
by steamer (one of the most romantic sails in Scotland),
page 457.
4th day. Oban to Glasgow or Edinburgh, by the Crinan Canal, Ardri-
shaig, at the foot of Loch Fyne and the Kyles of Bute.
The steamer generally arrives in Glasgow in time to enable
passengers to catch the trainTor Edinburgh or the South.
The whole journey from Bannavie or Fort-William to
Edinburgh can be easily accomplished in one day. If
the weather and circumstances permit, another day may
be added to this excursion by climbing Ben Nevis, page
Trosachs and Argyleshire, 5 days.
1st day. Edinburgh to Trosachs (Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway,
and coach), pages 166 and 218, etc.
2d day. Trosachs to Oban, by Loch Lomond-head, thence per coach
in connection with steamer by Loch Awe (coach and
steamer), pages 235 and 447.
3d day. Oban to Staffa and Iona, returning to Oban in the evening
(steamer), page 457.
4th day. Oban to Glencoe, by Ballachulish, where cars are in waiting,
returning same way to Oban (steamer and cars), page 476.
These days may be reversed according to sailing of steamer.
5th day. Oban to Glasgow or Edinburgh, by the Crinan Canal, Ardri-
shaig, and Kyles of Bute (steamer, canal boat, and railway),
page 439.
Arran and Ayr, 5 days.
1st day. Glasgow to Arran, page 425.
2d day. Climb Goatfell and visit Glen Rosa and Glen Sannox, page
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