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About Bell House walk
The path leads into Loch Ard Forest, through plantation conifer and native woodland, including the oak wood at Blairvaich. As you cross the Duchray Water for the second time and the path gains height you will see groups of Scots pine dotted across the landscape.
These remnants of the recently felled conifer crop now lead the expansion of native woodland along the length of the Duchray Water.
How to get there:
Bell House walk can be started from Kinlochard in Loch Ard Forest which is part of Queen Elizabeth Forest Park. Aberfoyle is the nearest town or village.
From Aberfoyle, follow the B829 along the north side of Loch Ard to Kinlochard.
OS Grid Reference: NN 447 020
For details of public transport visit http://www.travelinescotland.com
You can also access this trail through Milton, Lemahamish, Aberfoyle Village Car Park, Drymen Road Car Park.
Wildlife
Mammals: We have information about Red squirrel, Red deer, Roe deer and Otter
Birds: We have information about Osprey
What's on in Queen Elizabeth Forest Park
April
- Easter Fun Day Sunday 8 April 2012
- Ospreys return Saturday 14 April 2012
| Kinlochard Facilities. |
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| Length of trail: 6 miles |
| Approximate time of trail: 3 hours 45 minutes |
| Open or closed: open |
| Click here to find out what else you can do in this forest. |
Contact: |
| Recreation Team Cowal & Trossachs 01877 382383 e-mail: cowal&trossachs@forestry.gsi.gov.uk |
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