Scotland's forests have been exploited and managed for thousands of years. While there are no truly natural woodlands left, we have semi-natural woodland, and plantations where trees are grown for a specific purpose.
Exploring these forests provides clues to the past, including archaeological remains of the people who lived in and used these forests centuries ago.
Site locations
The place markers do not show the exact position of the sites. For location details, please use the grid reference provided on the site pages.
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