This forest occupies the moorland between Fauldhouse and Whitburn. It covers land that was previously mined for coal, iron and clay. It is now home to a wide range of wildlife throughout the trees and ponds.
The 2.5 km surfaced route is popular with walkers, dog walkers and the occasional cyclist and horse rider. Enjoy the peace and quiet of the forest or soak in the views over the Breich Valley from the higher ground.
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Escape from the buzz of the motorway in this young forest
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A vital site of Scotland's Industrial Revolution, now home to wildflowers and butterflies
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Enjoy a gentle lochside stroll on the edge of Limerigg Wood
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