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Our Visitor Strategy

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Forestry and Land Scotland is already the largest provider of outdoor recreation opportunities in Scotland.

But we want to have more people participating in – and benefitting from – access and outdoor activities more often on Scotland’s national forests and land.

We've developed a new Visitor Strategy to help us achieve this over the next ten years. It sets out our aims and priorities for the future and will help us build an action plan. You can read the full strategy by clicking the link below.

Visitor Strategy (PDF)

 

 

 

 

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.

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.

Car parking

Find out more about our parking charges and conditions. Use our forest pages before heading out to see what facilities are available at each of our locations.

Find out more about our parking charges and conditions. Use our forest pages before heading out to see what facilities are available at each of our locations.


Accessible forests

Scotland’s forests and land are for everyone. Use the link to learn more about our all-abilities trails and easy-access facilities.

Scotland’s forests and land are for everyone. Use the link to learn more about our all-abilities trails and easy-access facilities.