Beith, North Ayrshire
★★★
The Powgree Burn drains the south side of Lochlands Hill, joining with the larger River Garnock west of Beith. Its highlight is the attractively-named Tianna Falls, found conveniently close to a quiet road with space for smallish vehicles to park. The burn isn’t a big one, so consider visiting following a prolonged bought of heavy rain.
Location
O.S. Grid Reference: NS 333524
GPS coordinates: 55.736404,-4.657305
Bus stops on B777 at Longbar Avenue
Limited verge parking at
Key info
Always open
Free
From the parking spot it’s a 5-min walk to the waterfall. A path on the south side of the road leads downhill through woodland, following the burn upstream. It crosses the burn on a bridge & continues on the far side, passing a ruined building with the waterfall immediately beyond.
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