Services. 25, 25A, 25B and 25C Beith - Irvine Cross / Bourtreehill / Broomlands / Montgomerie Park 904 Largs - Paisley X34 Glasgow - Irvine Cross / Irvine Railway Station / Bourtreehill X36 Glasgow - Ardrossan Landmarks Air crashes The hills between Kilbirnie and Largs were often black spots for aircraft passing over and many crashed due to low fog. The crash sites are available to visit, with wreckage still visible and some of these now form part of Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park. Castles Lying north of Kilbirnie on a promontory overlooking the wooded ravine of the River Garnock is Glengarnock Castle, a ruined 15th century keep. Ladyland Castle, mostly demolished, lay nearby and Ladyland House still survives as designed by David Hamilton. Kilbirnie Loch Kilbirnie Loch is long and nearly broad. References Bibliography Strawhorn, J. & Boyd, W. (1951) The third statistical account of Scotland: Ayrshire. Edinburgh: Oliver & Boyd. Wylie, William (1851). Ayrshire Streams. London : Arthur Hall, Virtue, & Co. "Un Hombre bueno, La Vida De Jaime Clifford" (AC Thomson) External links Video and commentary - The Place, Walled Gardens, Grand Avenue, etc. Kilbirnie Community web site Kilbirnieauldkirk.org Ayrshireroots.com Scotlandspeople.gov.uk Kilbirnie Commercial site Plymouthbrethren.org Towns in North Ayrshire Garnock Valley