It is often said that the Isle of Arran which sits in the Firth of Clyde west of Glasgow, is a miniature Scotland. To the south of the island there are lowlands with grazing pastures and swathes of forestry and then to the north of the island there are the rugged Highlands much like on the mainland. From the mainland the profile of the island, particularly the highland area looks like a sleeping warrior,
This is the view from Caisteal Abhail across to Cir Mhor , North Goatfell and Goatfell.