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About Bluebell Woods
An ancient oak wood that has stood on this hillside for hundreds of years. The beautiful flowers and majestic oak trees are home to lots of woodland wildlife.
This woodland is also known as the Garscadden Wood Local Nature Reserve.
How to get there:
Bluebell Woods is part of Drumchapel Woodlands. Clydebank, Knightswood, and Bearsden are the nearest towns or villages.
By car, from Glasgow city centre travel west along Great Western Road (A82) to the Drumchapel flyover. Head through Drumchapel town centre, on Kinfauns Drive and take a left after the Police station into Peel Glen Road.
Then take second right into Drummore Road, Bluebell Woods can be accessed from Peel Glen Road, Drummore Road or Chesters Road.
OS Grid Reference: NS528720
For details of public transport visit http://www.travelinescotland.com
Start your visit from:
Drummore Road middle entranceOther places to go in Drumchapel Woodlands
Activities:
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There is a circular waymarked path. |
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Cyclists use the paths. |
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Horse riders use the paths. |
Contact:
Scottish Lowlands Office
01555 660190
e-mail: scottishlowlands@forestry.gsi.gov.uk
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1/Jun/2009