The perfect place to get some fresh air and burn some energy. The paths here are wide and fairly level, so they’re ideal for family cycling or even cross-country skiing after snow.
The mix of Scots pine, larch and spruce makes a good home for wildlife here. Look out for roe deer hiding among the trees. In spring and summer, dragonflies and frogs thrive in the woodland pools.
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Folklore and history hidden among the trees
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Walk through history and visit the home of a Pictish king
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