Corbie Craigs

The walk up Corbie Craigs isn't long, but it's steep enough to leave you breathing hard. The crag itself - a rocky outcrop rising above Maybole - offers proper views across South Ayrshire once you're at the top, though the approach is more scramble than stroll.

It's the sort of place that rewards walkers rather than casual strollers. You're looking at maybe an hour there and back if you're fit, longer if you take your time picking your way over the rocks. The rock formations themselves are worth studying - weathered and dramatic, they catch the light differently depending on when you visit.

Best suited to hillwalkers with decent boots and a bit of scrambling experience. Not one for very young kids or anyone unsteady on their feet, to be honest. The views are good but not spectacular enough to justify a special trip on their own.

If you're staying at Freedom Fields Glamping nearby, it's a decent morning out - close enough that you won't spend half the day driving. Combine it with exploring Maybole itself, which has a bit of character, and you've got a proper day sorted. The scramble is short, sharp, and doesn't require any kit beyond sensible footwear and a head for heights. Go on a clear day or it's a bit of a slog for minimal reward.