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Argyll Forest Park
Apart from walking in this
vast wilderness you can fish, cycle, horse ride or just saunter
along one of the many trails.
Stretches across the Cowal area
of Argyll.
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About an hour's drive from Glasgow on A82 along western shore of
Loch Lomond through Tarbet, entering park at Arroachar or by car
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Balloch Castle Country Park. Gateway to Loch
Lomond National Park. 200 acres of woodland, parkland and ornamental
gardens with visitor centre and ranger
service. Lots of corners for quiet picnics.
South end of Loch Lomond on A811.
Easter - Oct
Blair
Drummond Safari and Adventure Park. Drive
amongst lions and other wild beasts. See otters and other creatures
at the farm. Adventure playground.
Off M9 on A85 Doune road.
Apl-Sept
Kilmory Woodland Park. Nature trails, bird
watching, archaeological sites and events.
Two miles north east of Lochgilphead on A83
01456 602127
Loch
Lomond and Trossachs National Park This website gives you more information about the area and
about the work of the Park Authority
Loch Lomond:
Queen Elizabeth Forest Park and Visitor Centre.
Forest park running from Loch Lomondside to the Trossachs, walk ,
cycle...
On A821 north of Aberfoyle.
01877 382258
Plean Country Park. Country estate with
woodland walks, parkland picnic areas, orienteering course and
special routes for disabled.
A9 between Stirling and Falkirk near Plean
vilage.
01786 442541
www.stirling.gov.uk
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