Explore a magical mossy glen towered over by some remarkable firs, cedars and spruces, including some of Britain’s tallest trees.
A charming route through cathedral-like Douglas Firs with the sound of the Moniack burn tumbling below. Look out for the 19th century stone bridge and grotto at the top of the trail. They're based on features the owner admired during his travels on the continent.
1 miles / 1.7 km
Allow ¾ hour
Take a walk through the magnificent beech, pine and fir woodland above the glen.
1 ¼ miles / 1.9 km
Allow 1 hour
Looking for where to visit next, or want a Plan B? Explore these nearby or related forests.
Walk through history and visit the home of a Pictish king
Facilities and activities
Ancient monument
Trails
Parking
Drink in the view, listen to the birdsong, explore the past
Facilities and activities
Ancient monument
Viewpoint
Trails
Parking
Curious about what's happening around Forestry and Land Scotland? Explore our latest stories, updates and outdoor inspiration.
It’s Scottish Apprenticeship Week! Apprentices are a…
Guest blog by Beat Forester Sam Brown. There has been a lot going on in the glen over the past two y…
Red Squirrel Appreciation Day falls on the 21 January this year and we're sharing some of our favour…