 Ardrossan
harbour was created in 1806 as part of an ambitious yet unsuccessful plan
to link the town with Glasgow by canal. Today the town provides a link
with Arran by ferry. As a result the town is a popular transit point for
tourists on their way to Brodick. The cycle path 73 provides a link from
the main Route 7 to the ferry port. The Caledonian MacBrayne ferries take
around 1 hour to travel across to Brodick. Click
here for timetables and fares. To learn more about walking opportunities
on Arran click here.
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