Ashdhu

Valley in Stirlingshire

Scotland

Ashdhu

Blane Bridge Spans the Blane Water — Blane Bridge Credit: Chris Upson

Ashdhu is a small village located in the Stirlingshire region of Scotland. Situated in a picturesque valley, it is surrounded by rolling hills and lush green landscapes. The village is known for its tranquil and idyllic setting, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and those seeking a peaceful retreat.

Ashdhu is home to a close-knit community, with a population of around 200 residents. The village retains its rural charm with a scattering of traditional stone cottages and farmhouses. Agriculture plays a significant role in the local economy, with many residents involved in farming and livestock rearing.

The village is well-connected to nearby towns and cities, with good transport links. The closest town is Stirling, which is approximately 10 miles away, offering a range of amenities and services. The city of Glasgow is also within easy reach, located around 30 miles southwest of Ashdhu.

In terms of recreational activities, Ashdhu offers an array of opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. The surrounding hills and valleys provide ample space for walking, hiking, and cycling. The nearby rivers and lochs offer fishing and boating opportunities. Additionally, there are several golf courses in the vicinity for those who enjoy the sport.

Overall, Ashdhu, Stirlingshire (Valley) is a charming and peaceful village, perfect for those seeking a slower pace of life amidst stunning natural surroundings.

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Ashdhu Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.033253/-4.415238 or Grid Reference NS4984. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Blane Bridge Spans the Blane Water

Blane Bridge

Spans the Blane Water

Derelict Buildings Derelict buildings to the east of Killearn House. A new roundabout has just been built opposite.

Derelict Buildings

Derelict buildings to the east of Killearn House. A new roundabout has just been built opposite.

Blaneswell Pylons

Blaneswell Pylons

Raymond Okonski

Carston Farm

Carston Farm

Raymond Okonski

River Endrick waterfall This area is a very popular spot for watching salmon leap up the falls. This picture was taken when the river was in spate. Normally there are three main channels and the drop is about 15 feet. Today the drop was about 5 feet

River Endrick waterfall

This area is a very popular spot for watching salmon leap up the falls. This picture was taken when the river was in spate. Normally there are three main channels and the drop is about 15 feet. Today the drop was about 5 feet

Stockiemuir oak tree Oak tree against a cold December sky.

Stockiemuir oak tree

Oak tree against a cold December sky.

Dualt Burn waterfall Waterfall on the Dualt Burn, Stockiemuir, Stirlingshire

Dualt Burn waterfall

Waterfall on the Dualt Burn, Stockiemuir, Stirlingshire

The Blane Bridge A lovely perfectly formed bridge over the River Blane before it meets the Endrick.

The Blane Bridge

A lovely perfectly formed bridge over the River Blane before it meets the Endrick.

The Endrick Water Seen from the Endrick Viaduct. Dalnair House is in the distance.

The Endrick Water

Seen from the Endrick Viaduct. Dalnair House is in the distance.

Richard Sutcliffe

Dalnair House Seen from the Endrick Viaduct. A Category B listed baronial mansion <span class="nowrap"><a title="http://portal.historicenvironment.scot/designation/LB49000" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="http://portal.historicenvironment.scot/designation/LB49000">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span> dating from 1884. It is also known as Dalnair Castle. It has recently been extensively renovated as a residential development of 10 luxury apartments.

Dalnair House

Seen from the Endrick Viaduct. A Category B listed baronial mansion Link

dating from 1884. It is also known as Dalnair Castle. It has recently been extensively renovated as a residential development of 10 luxury apartments.

Richard Sutcliffe

Aucheneck trig pillar

Aucheneck trig pillar

T. V. relay mast for the Killearn area

T. V. relay mast for the Killearn area

Gorge in Finnich Glen

Gorge in Finnich Glen

Carnock Burn flowing through the gorge in Finnoch Glen

Carnock Burn flowing through the gorge in Finnoch Glen

Gartness Road near the Park of Drumquhassle Looking north-westward. This section of road is used by the West Highland Way Path.

Gartness Road near the Park of Drumquhassle

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

Sustrans notice At the point where National Cycle Network Route 7 joins the path following the old Forth and Clyde Junction Railway line.

Sustrans notice

At the point where National Cycle Network Route 7 joins the path following the old Forth and Clyde Junction Railway line.

Richard Sutcliffe

Road to The Heft & The Hirsel The Heft &amp; The Hirsel are new glamping pods on the Duncan Family Farms&#039;
Lands of Drumhead.

Road to The Heft & The Hirsel

The Heft & The Hirsel are new glamping pods on the Duncan Family Farms' Lands of Drumhead.

Richard Sutcliffe

Sign for Glamping Pods, Gartness Road The Heft &amp; The Hirsel are new glamping pods on the Duncan Family Farms&#039;
Lands of Drumhead.

Sign for Glamping Pods, Gartness Road

The Heft & The Hirsel are new glamping pods on the Duncan Family Farms' Lands of Drumhead.

Richard Sutcliffe

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Ashdhu is located at Grid Ref: NS4984 (Lat: 56.033253, Lng: -4.415238)

Unitary Authority: Stirling

Police Authority: Forth Valley

Also known as: Finnich Glen

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///whirlpool.blushed.adopt. Near Killearn, Stirling

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