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Corsehillmuir Wood

Wood, Forest in Ayrshire

Scotland

Corsehillmuir Wood

Gym, Longford Avenue This is the site of the Eglinton Iron Works.
Gym, Longford Avenue Credit: Richard Webb

Corsehillmuir Wood is a picturesque forest located in Ayrshire, Scotland. Covering an area of approximately 100 hectares, it is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and hikers alike.

The wood is composed of a diverse range of tree species, including oak, beech, birch, and Scots pine. The lush vegetation provides a rich habitat for various wildlife, such as red squirrels, badgers, and a variety of bird species.

Trails wind through the forest, offering visitors the opportunity to explore its natural beauty. These paths are well-maintained and suitable for both leisurely walks and more challenging hikes. Along the way, walkers can enjoy stunning views of the surrounding countryside, including rolling hills and scenic valleys.

Corsehillmuir Wood also boasts several picnic areas, making it an ideal spot for families and groups to relax and enjoy a meal amidst nature. These designated spaces are equipped with tables and benches, providing a comfortable place to sit and appreciate the peaceful ambiance of the forest.

Furthermore, the wood is home to a small pond, which serves as a habitat for various aquatic species and attracts additional wildlife. Visitors can often spot frogs, newts, and dragonflies near the water's edge.

Overall, Corsehillmuir Wood offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Its stunning natural features, well-maintained trails, and abundant wildlife make it a must-visit destination for nature lovers in Ayrshire.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 55.655785/-4.6778278 or Grid Reference NS3143. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Gym, Longford Avenue This is the site of the Eglinton Iron Works.
Gym, Longford Avenue
This is the site of the Eglinton Iron Works.
Lyle Porter Vehicle Repairs Longford Avenue, the site of the Eglinton Iron Works.
Lyle Porter Vehicle Repairs
Longford Avenue, the site of the Eglinton Iron Works.
Derelict site off Longford Avenue Large areas of concrete flooring suggesting that there were 20th century industrial buildings here. Earlier this was the site of Eglinton Iron Works, serving the local railway until closure in 1926.
Derelict site off Longford Avenue
Large areas of concrete flooring suggesting that there were 20th century industrial buildings here. Earlier this was the site of Eglinton Iron Works, serving the local railway until closure in 1926.
Industrial units, Longford Avenue Until 1926 there was an ironworks on this site which served the local railway. Since its closure it was redeveloped as an industrial site. Some factories have been demolished but the one in the background is now a set of industrial units.
Industrial units, Longford Avenue
Until 1926 there was an ironworks on this site which served the local railway. Since its closure it was redeveloped as an industrial site. Some factories have been demolished but the one in the background is now a set of industrial units.
River Garnock, near to its tidal limit The river rises on Hill of Stake, the highest point of the West Renfrew Heights to the north.
River Garnock, near to its tidal limit
The river rises on Hill of Stake, the highest point of the West Renfrew Heights to the north.
Eglinton Country Park - Old Ice House (restored) The original ice house in Eglinton Country Park was built at a cost of £25 by Alexander Montgomorie (1729–1769), 10th Earl of Eglinton.
Eglinton Country Park - Old Ice House (restored)
The original ice house in Eglinton Country Park was built at a cost of £25 by Alexander Montgomorie (1729–1769), 10th Earl of Eglinton.
Eglinton Country Park - Old Ice House (restored) The original ice house in Eglinton Country Park was built at a cost of £25 by Alexander Montgomorie (1729–1769), 10th Earl of Eglinton.
Eglinton Country Park - Old Ice House (restored)
The original ice house in Eglinton Country Park was built at a cost of £25 by Alexander Montgomorie (1729–1769), 10th Earl of Eglinton.
Kilwinning Abbey ruins and detached church tower
Kilwinning Abbey ruins and detached church tower
Detached church tower at Kilwinning Abbey
Detached church tower at Kilwinning Abbey
On Garnock Viaduct northeast of Kilwinning
On Garnock Viaduct northeast of Kilwinning
Cycle path running northeast from Kilwinning towards Blair Road
Cycle path running northeast from Kilwinning towards Blair Road
Eglinton Country Park Driveway Looking back out of the Country Park from the car park on a chilly February morning. Eglinton Country Park is operated by North Ayrshire Council. Entry is free of charge, giving access to some interesting and attractive walks.
Eglinton Country Park Driveway
Looking back out of the Country Park from the car park on a chilly February morning. Eglinton Country Park is operated by North Ayrshire Council. Entry is free of charge, giving access to some interesting and attractive walks.
Eglinton Country Park The visitor centre and restaurant lie behind these buildings near the main car park. Eglinton Country Park is operated by North Ayrshire Council. Entry is free of charge, giving access to some interesting and attractive walks.
Eglinton Country Park
The visitor centre and restaurant lie behind these buildings near the main car park. Eglinton Country Park is operated by North Ayrshire Council. Entry is free of charge, giving access to some interesting and attractive walks.
Eglinton Loch Frozen The loch is a main feature of Eglinton Country Park, with fishing by permit only. The Country Park is operated by North Ayrshire Council.
Eglinton Loch Frozen
The loch is a main feature of Eglinton Country Park, with fishing by permit only. The Country Park is operated by North Ayrshire Council.
Eglinton Loch Outflow Water drainage from the loch is controlled by the white sluice gate, shown in the background of this shot. Even on such a cold and frosty morning, with the loch completely frozen over, this marshy area was open.
Eglinton Loch Outflow
Water drainage from the loch is controlled by the white sluice gate, shown in the background of this shot. Even on such a cold and frosty morning, with the loch completely frozen over, this marshy area was open.
Lugton Water This view shows a small footbridge over the Lugton Water in Eglinton Country Park. Looking downstream on a chilly February morning.
Lugton Water
This view shows a small footbridge over the Lugton Water in Eglinton Country Park. Looking downstream on a chilly February morning.
Slippery Stuff Located in Eglinton Country Park, vehicle access to this ford is limited. In keeping with our modern politically-correct world, visitors have to be told that wet surfaces are slippery. How did we ever manage before?
Slippery Stuff
Located in Eglinton Country Park, vehicle access to this ford is limited. In keeping with our modern politically-correct world, visitors have to be told that wet surfaces are slippery. How did we ever manage before?
Lugton Water Viewed on a chilly February morning. Eglinton Country Park is operated by North Ayrshire Council. Entry is free of charge, giving access to some interesting and attractive walks.
Lugton Water
Viewed on a chilly February morning. Eglinton Country Park is operated by North Ayrshire Council. Entry is free of charge, giving access to some interesting and attractive walks.
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Corsehillmuir Wood is located at Grid Ref: NS3143 (Lat: 55.655785, Lng: -4.6778278)

Unitary Authority: North Ayrshire

Police Authority: Ayrshire

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