Monday, 11 October 2021
Gartmorn
Where we are
COVID-19 update
- Read our COVID-19 Information in advance of your visit.
- Most of our forests and facilities are open, but use our website to check before you travel.
- Do not light campfires or use disposable barbecues.
- Park considerately, taking care not to park on verges or block gates or roads.
- Take care on or around open water. Find out more on our Water Safety page.
About
Extend your stay at Gartmorn Dam Country Park
The woodlands on the edge of Gartmorn Dam Country Park make a great extension to the popular circuit round the water. There are fine views over Clackmannanshire and the Firth of Forth, and you can watch for red squirrels scampering among the branches.
There are 3 miles of gravel and earthy paths in the forest, with some short uneven sections and short moderate slopes.
Facilities and access
There is a café, parking and picnic area are available within Gartmorn Dam Country Park.
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.
Getting here
From the centre of Alloa, take the A908 towards Tillicoultry and follow signs for Gartmorn Dam Country Park. There is parking at the Visitor Centre.
Using SatNav?
FK10 3AZ is the nearest postcode.
Public transport
Buses serve the Sauchie estate in Alloa, ¾ mile from Gartmorn Dam Country Park. Plan your journey at Traveline Scotland.
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