Map Trail colour orange 🟠 2.5 Miles / 4.25 Km
Symbol: Tramway and hutch full of coal.
Dailly Trail starting points
Each trail route originates in the Village Square, at the Dailly Trails information board by the Church. What3words route start point ref ///nothing.exposes.balancing
Quick escape trail
Perfect for time-pressed explorers
Sample the best of the area on this brief, circular trail - perfect for those with limited time. For a more immersive experience, easily extend your journey by linking to the Kilgrammie Trail.
Maximum views, minimum time
Short on time but craving fresh air and stunning views? This delightful circular trail is your ideal escape!
A gateway to more adventures
In just a brief stroll, you'll discover why visitors can't resist returning to explore more of Dailly's enchanting pathways. And here's a secret - once you've had a taste, you can easily link this trail with the longer Kilgrammie Trail for an extended adventure!
Into the woodland sanctuary
Setting off from Dailly village, a gentle northward amble leads you into a peaceful haven of towering conifers. The tranquil woodland path offers a welcome retreat from the hustle and bustle, where dappled sunlight filters through the canopy, and the only sounds are birdsong and the whisper of wind through the trees.
Weather wise
Please bear in mind the Scottish weather. Bring appropriate clothing and footwear.
Trails can get muddy, and trees can come down in the storms. Small wooden bridges will help you cross flowing water. The sun has been known to shine, too! ☀️
Viewpoint highlights
Don't miss the spectacular panoramic views from the western corner - the perfect spot for that Instagram-worthy photo or simply to pause and breathe in the beauty of the Scottish countryside stretching before you.
Who this trail is for:
— Lunch-hour escapes
— Families with young children
— First-time visitors wanting a taste of Dailly's trails
— Photography enthusiasts seeking those perfect woodland shots
Whether you're stretching your legs, introducing little ones to the joys of walking, or simply need a quick nature fix, the Quarry Trail proves that the best adventures don't always require the whole day.
Scottish Outdoor Access Code
Please respect South Ayrshire’s countryside and the people who rely on it for their livelihood.
In Scotland, people have the right to access most land for outdoor recreation, provided they act responsibly. This is called Scottish access rights and differs from the laws in England and Wales. While enjoying outdoor activities, you must comply with the Scottish Outdoor Access Code.
Click the green button below to learn about your responsibilities before walking.
Remember, March to May is lambing time.
Ewes and lambs are very vulnerable at first. Mums can easily lose their babies if scared or disturbed by people or dogs. Lost lambs can die very quickly.
- Walk trails which do not go through fields of livestock at this time of the year.
- Take your litter home, or put it in a bin.
- Clear up your dog’s mess.
- Please follow the Scottish Outdoor Access Code at all times.
