Enjoy an easy waterside stroll or family cycle ride. The distinctive peak of the Meikle Bin can climbed from here and gives panoramic views over central Scotland. There's also mountain bike trails that are packed with variety.
These woods are alive with wildlife and history. Discover standing stones, old drove roads and a reconstructed Iron Age fort. Spot red squirrels and crossbills in the trees and watch for ospreys and waterbirds from the lochside hide.
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Begin your walk up the distinctive peak of Meikle Bin
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Wildflower meadows, open woodland and a Roman frontier
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Explore a Roman fort, an Iron Age stronghold and a Georgian canal
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