Misty Law [2025]

Due to frequent poor visibility—fitting for its name—the surrounding hills contain the remains of three crashed planes: a Spartan Cruiser, a Hurricane, and a Seafire. Planning Your Visit

Hikers may spot hen harriers , ravens, kestrels, and skylarks. In the spring, rare Green Hairstreak butterflies and golden-ringed dragonflies are visible around the moorland burns. Historical Significance

The path begins on gravel tracks from Muirshiel Country Park but transitions into wild open moorland that can become exceptionally boggy, earning it a reputation for being a "trudge" in wet weather. misty law

Strenuous. Expect to spend 5–6 hours for the full loop.

is a prominent peak within the Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park , situated on the border between Renfrewshire and North Ayrshire, Scotland. Rising to 510 meters (1,673 feet) , it is a key landmark in the Renfrewshire Heights. Outdoor Adventure & Landscapes Due to frequent poor visibility—fitting for its name—the

A popular 7.8-mile (12.6 km) circular route often combines Misty Law with the Hill of Stake , the highest point in Renfrewshire.

The moorlands were once frequented by Sir Winston Churchill. Historical Significance The path begins on gravel tracks

Because the terrain is often featureless and prone to mist, bringing a map and compass is considered essential for safety. Hill of Stake & Misty Law - Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park