Visit - Forestry and Land Scotland

What will you do today?

There are so many things to see and do in our national forests. There’s something for everyone, whatever you’re into.

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Walk our forest trails

Mountan biker riding down a forested slope

Mountain biking heaven

Motorhome parked next to field of grasss

Stay the Night

Close-up of an abstract, circular monument, overlooking Loch Lomond

Discover castles, ruins and ancient history

Three people gathered around a camping stove at dusk

Camp out under the stars

An osprey flying whilst holding a fish in its talons

Where to see wildlife

Forest parks

We have hundreds of individual forests in Scotland. A forest park is a group of forests that help you to get the most out of each region. Each collection is mapped and described to make planning a visit easier.

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Single pine tree on a hillside, overlooking a cloud-covered glen

Glenmore

Ardentinny beach, surrounded by tree-covered mountains

Argyll

A single snow-covered tree below a starry sky

Galloway

Sillhouette of a mountan biker gazing over the forests below Glentress

Tweed Valley

A boy resting in a hammock between two trees at The Lodge Visitor Centre

Queen Elizabeth

Bright blue loch and lush tree-covered hills, as seen from Queen's View Visitor Centre

Tay

Car parking

If you travel by car or any other vehicle to visit our forests, find out more about our parking facilities, charges, and terms & conditions . Alternatively, search for a forest above to see local details.

Car parking info

Accessibility

Scotland’s forests are for everyone. We provide accessibility information to take the headache out of visiting us, so you can make a decision about what’s accessible to you.

Accessibility info