Clash Wood

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Where we are

About

A small woodland full of birdsong, close by Muir of Ord

This woodland just next to Muir of Ord is a great place to play hide-and-seek, go for a run, walk the dog or just stroll along listening to the birds singing.

There are no waymarked trails, but you're welcome to explore the network of forest tracks and paths as you like.

Facilities and access

Walking

Parking

Life's essentials

There are toilets and places to eat in Muir of Ord.

Car parking information

There is no charge to park in this car park. Please park with care and consideration. In particular please park in designated parking areas only and do not block entrances or gates.

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Getting here

The car park is on the A832 about 1 mile (1.6 km) north of Muir of Ord.

Using SatNav?

IV6 7UQ is a postcode in Muir of Ord on the road heading north.

Public transport

Buses and trains run to Muir of Ord. Check Traveline Scotland for details.

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Get in touch

Have a question or suggestion for improvement?

enquiries.north@forestryandland.gov.scot

Phone

0300 067 6100 (option 1)

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Nearby forests

1
Monadh Mor

Bogs, swamps, dragonflies and bonsai pines

Facilities and activities

Walking

Parking

Distance from 'Clash Wood': 2.67 miles

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2
Blackmuir Wood

Home of ancient rituals, geology, and mountain views

Facilities and activities

Walking

Parking

Ancient monument

Distance from 'Clash Wood': 3.71 miles

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3
Contin

Home to squirrels, pine martens and a beautiful mixture of trees

Facilities and activities

Walking

Toilets

Mountain biking

Parking (charge)

All ability trails

Viewpoint

Picnic area

Distance from 'Clash Wood': 3.75 miles

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