Barbay Hill summit, 127 m above sea level, the highest point on Great Cumbrae.
Image credit: Mark Johnstone
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The Glaid Stone on Barbay Hill.
Image credit: Mark Johnstone
The Glaid Stone on Great Cumbrae.
Image credit: Mark Johnstone
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The Glaid Stone is a natural erratic stone deposited on top of Barbay Hill, 2 km N of Millport. It is c. 12 feet long with a 4x4 feet cross section. The Glaid Stone is quite impressive however the panorama from the summit is more impressive.
Barbay Hill is the highest point on Great Cumbrae at 127 m above sea level.
A minor road from Millport winds past the Glaid Stone completing a picturesque 7 km circuit back to Millport.
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