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About Twechar
Twechar wood rises above the Forth and Clyde canal and covers Bar Hill. It contains a diverse mix of conifers including larch, spruce, pine and areas of native broadleaved woodland.
The most notable feature of the wood is the archaeological remains of the Antonine wall, military road and Roman fort. Famous archaeological excavations unearthed the fort, pottery, tiles, stone sculptures, coins, metal tools and weapons.
The site is cared for by Historic Scotland and can be visited by a public footpath.
How to get there:
Twechar, Kilsyth, Kirkintilloch, and Cumbernauld are the nearest towns or villages.
Twechar Village can be reached from the B8023 Kilsyth to Kirkintilloch road, or alternatively from the B8048 Cumbernauld to Kirkintilloch road.
OS Grid Reference: NS7176
For details of public transport visit http://www.travelinescotland.com
Start your visit from:
Main Street EntranceAuchinstarry Entrance
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