This quiet woodland hides some magnificent ancient oak. The land once belonged to nearby Culross Abbey and was first planted with trees in medieval times.
The 2 ½ miles of paths and tracks are a mix of wide gravel forest roads and narrow earth paths, with some short moderate and steep slopes.
Looking for where to visit next, or want a Plan B? Explore these nearby or related forests.
Watch for red squirrels scurrying through the pine
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Attractive forest with a carpet of bluebells in Spring
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Extend your stay at Gartmorn Dam Country Park
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