Craigivairn

Hill, Mountain in Stirlingshire

Scotland

Craigivairn

Path giving access to Muir Park Reservoir Looking westward. — Path giving access to Muir Park Reservoir Credit: Peter Wood

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Craigivairn Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.088844/-4.4443105 or Grid Reference NS4891. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Path giving access to Muir Park Reservoir

Looking westward.

Peter Wood

Minor road linking Drymen and Gartmore

Looking northward towards Bàt a' Charchel.

Peter Wood

Track through Garadhban Forest

Looking north-westward, This section of track is used by the West Highland Way Path.

Peter Wood

Forest track through High Wood

Looking south-eastward. This section of track is used by the West Highland Way Path.

Peter Wood

Minor road near Drymen

Steven Brown

Minor road towards Gartmore

Steven Brown

Minor road towards Gartmore

Steven Brown

Track giving access to Coldrach

Looking north-westward.

Peter Wood

Garadbhan Forestry Commission

Access point into Queen Elizabeth Forest Park above Drymen

Chris Upson

Warning. Maximum load 8 tonnes

That's what the sign says. There's a small bridge across a burn here.

Chris Upson

West Highland Way in Garadhban Forest

Chris Upson

Forest Felling Near Drymen

Forest felling beside the West Highland Way near Drymen

Iain Thompson

National Cycle Route No. 7

The back road to Drymen from Gartmore.

Angela Mudge

Muir Park Reservoir

Looking north across the water onto Moor Park

Angela Mudge

Rough moorland

Close up of the tussocks on Moor Park

Angela Mudge

Sheep grazing

Sheep grazing on Moor Park

Angela Mudge

The West Highland Way passing through Garadhban Forest

Elliott Simpson

A glimpse of gorse through the trees

A view from Garadhban Forest which is part of the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park. (Although the Forestry Commission sign says Garadbhan, I've been assured that Garadh bàn would be good Gaelic for "fair den", which would suggest that the spelling on the OS map is correct.)

Elliott Simpson

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Craigivairn is located at Grid Ref: NS4891 (Lat: 56.088844, Lng: -4.4443105)

Unitary Authority: Stirling

Police Authority: Forth Valley

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