(S/E) Starting at the Corlic Hill Path marker post on Old Largs Road, head South up a single track road.
(1) 1.6km along, after passing a mast, keep right (East) at a fork to move onto a gravel track. Corlic Hill soon comes into view.
(2) After 570m you will reach a stile at the corner of two dry stone walls.
(3) Cross the stile and follow a clearly visible grassy path directly ahead (East) up to the summit of Corlic Hill.
Descend via the same route back to the stile (2). Cross back over the stile and walk along the track with the dry stone wall on your left-hand side.
(4) 100m along go through a gate on your left which takes you on to a grassy area.
(5) Head South towards an obvious cluster of trees where you will find the ruined farmstead of Burnhead.
(6) From here head South West for 200m on a grassy path, to a gravel track.
(7) Turn left (South East) onto the track heading downhill for 400m to arrive at the larger Glenbrae ruin, again hidden amongst a cluster of trees.
(8) You will find a gate to the east of Glenbrae ruins which you should pass through.
(9) Head South across the field to another gate at the bottom of the hill.
Go through the gate, across the stream then turn right (West) to walk along a raised embankment and onto a path between Gryfe 1 and Gryfe 2 reservoirs.
(10) Turn right (West) onto a forestry track. After 1.6km keep right (North West) at a fork. Continue on the forestry track for a further 800m to reach Old Largs Road.
Turn right (North East) and walk along Old Largs Road for 1.8km to return to the Corlic Hill Path marker post on Old Largs Road (S/E)
