Blairskaith

Settlement in Stirlingshire

Scotland

Blairskaith

The Campsie Fells from the air The farms in the foreground are Easter Blairskaith and Castlehill on Tower Road. Viewed from a Glasgow bound flight from Luton.
The Campsie Fells from the air Credit: Thomas Nugent

Blairskaith is a small village situated in the county of Stirlingshire, Scotland. Nestled amidst picturesque landscapes, this charming settlement is known for its tranquility and natural beauty. Blairskaith is located approximately 10 miles northwest of Stirling and is easily accessible by road.

The village is characterized by its traditional stone-built houses, which exude a rustic charm. Surrounded by rolling hills and lush greenery, Blairskaith offers stunning views of the Scottish countryside. The area is renowned for its walking trails, providing residents and visitors with ample opportunities to explore the great outdoors.

Blairskaith is home to a close-knit community that takes pride in preserving its rich heritage. The village has a small primary school, serving the educational needs of local children. While the village itself does not have many amenities, there are nearby towns and villages that offer a wider range of facilities, including shops, restaurants, and recreational activities.

Historically, Blairskaith was primarily an agricultural community, with farming playing a significant role in its economy. However, in recent years, there has been a diversification of industries, with some residents commuting to nearby towns and cities for work.

For those seeking a peaceful and idyllic setting away from the hustle and bustle of urban life, Blairskaith offers a serene retreat amidst Scotland's stunning countryside. With its natural beauty and close-knit community, this village continues to be a hidden gem in Stirlingshire.

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Blairskaith Images

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The Campsie Fells from the air The farms in the foreground are Easter Blairskaith and Castlehill on Tower Road. Viewed from a Glasgow bound flight from Luton.
The Campsie Fells from the air
The farms in the foreground are Easter Blairskaith and Castlehill on Tower Road. Viewed from a Glasgow bound flight from Luton.
Playground, Croft Road Park in a loop of Croft Road.
Playground, Croft Road
Park in a loop of Croft Road.
Back o' Waterworks Usual dumper attack on a back road.
Back o' Waterworks
Usual dumper attack on a back road.
Damp  pasture, Barraston
Damp pasture, Barraston
Quarry, Barraston Mapped as a clay quarry but older maps suggest that limestone and coal was extracted here as well as fire clay. Now flooded.
Quarry, Barraston
Mapped as a clay quarry but older maps suggest that limestone and coal was extracted here as well as fire clay. Now flooded.
Abandoned Quarry near Barraston Farm A warning sign indicates that the water in the now flooded quarry is very deep.
Abandoned Quarry near Barraston Farm
A warning sign indicates that the water in the now flooded quarry is very deep.
Hillhead Farm Viewed from near to Back o' Hill.
Hillhead Farm
Viewed from near to Back o' Hill.
Balmore Coach House A fair trade shop.
Balmore Coach House
A fair trade shop.
Barraston Quarry Flooded and disused.
Barraston Quarry
Flooded and disused.
Hillhead Farm Most of the farm is in the square to the south with just a part in this one.
Hillhead Farm
Most of the farm is in the square to the south with just a part in this one.
Bargeny Hill grassland Wildflower meadow
Bargeny Hill grassland
Wildflower meadow
Balfour Beatty Engineering Services Part of Balfour Beatty Engineering Services - fabrication facility from Bargeny Hill grassland.
Balfour Beatty Engineering Services
Part of Balfour Beatty Engineering Services - fabrication facility from Bargeny Hill grassland.
Balmore Treatment Works Scottish Water's Balmore Treatment Works, as seen from Bargeny Hill grassland.
Balmore Treatment Works
Scottish Water's Balmore Treatment Works, as seen from Bargeny Hill grassland.
Hillacre Hillacre from Bargeny Hill grassland
Hillacre
Hillacre from Bargeny Hill grassland
Lennox Forest [2] Stacked lumber.
Lennox Forest [2]
Stacked lumber.
Back o' Hill Road Up the brae.
Back o' Hill Road
Up the brae.
Hillhead Farm
Hillhead Farm
Quiet road, Back o' Hill Looking towards Back o' Hill farm
Quiet road, Back o' Hill
Looking towards Back o' Hill farm
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Blairskaith is located at Grid Ref: NS5975 (Lat: 55.947286, Lng: -4.2594369)

Unitary Authority: East Dunbartonshire

Police Authority: Greater Glasgow

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