Courtshaw Wood

Wood, Forest in Renfrewshire

Scotland

Courtshaw Wood

Kenmuir Hill from the air The hill in the foreground shows traces of rig and furrow agriculture. The land was also part of the deer park of Castle Semple House. The folly on the hill can be seen towards the lower left corner <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2395393">NS3860 : Kenmure Hill Temple</a>. The course of the former Lochwinnoch Loop Line railway can also be seen. — Kenmuir Hill from the air Credit: Thomas Nugent

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Images are sourced within 2km of 55.806604/-4.5996169 or Grid Reference NS3760. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Kenmuir Hill from the air The hill in the foreground shows traces of rig and furrow agriculture. The land was also part of the deer park of Castle Semple House. The folly on the hill can be seen towards the lower left corner <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2395393">NS3860 : Kenmure Hill Temple</a>. The course of the former Lochwinnoch Loop Line railway can also be seen.

Kenmuir Hill from the air

The hill in the foreground shows traces of rig and furrow agriculture. The land was also part of the deer park of Castle Semple House. The folly on the hill can be seen towards the lower left corner NS3860 : Kenmure Hill Temple. The course of the former Lochwinnoch Loop Line railway can also be seen.

Field near Howwood Inside a bypass so probably destined for housing.

Field near Howwood

Inside a bypass so probably destined for housing.

Kilbarchan Loop trackbed The Kilbarchan Loop, a late addition to the Glasgow and Southwest Railway was closed in 1966. It is now a very popular rails to trails conversion.

Kilbarchan Loop trackbed

The Kilbarchan Loop, a late addition to the Glasgow and Southwest Railway was closed in 1966. It is now a very popular rails to trails conversion.

Flintstone Flyer/Bedrock Bike Sculpture moved over from the Airdrie to Bathgate cyclepath when the railway was rebuilt.

Previous site: <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/21638">NS8667 : Bedrock Bike</a>

Flintstone Flyer/Bedrock Bike

Sculpture moved over from the Airdrie to Bathgate cyclepath when the railway was rebuilt. Previous site: NS8667 : Bedrock Bike

Path under Kenmure Hill

Path under Kenmure Hill

Kenmure Hill

Kenmure Hill

View off Kenmure Hill

View off Kenmure Hill

The Temple, Kenmure Hill The folly seen from the summit.

The Temple, Kenmure Hill

The folly seen from the summit.

St Brydes View from Kenmure Hill

St Brydes

View from Kenmure Hill

Pond and trackbed The Lochwinnoch cycle path seen from Kenmure Hill.

Pond and trackbed

The Lochwinnoch cycle path seen from Kenmure Hill.

Signpost on the railway walk The Lochwinnoch cycle path seen from Kenmure Hill.

Signpost on the railway walk

The Lochwinnoch cycle path seen from Kenmure Hill.

National Cycle Network Route 7 A larger than life bike sculpture made of mill wheels, near Bridesmill Road bridge.

National Cycle Network Route 7

A larger than life bike sculpture made of mill wheels, near Bridesmill Road bridge.

Bridesmill Road Viewed from the lay-by at National Cycle Network Route 7

Bridesmill Road

Viewed from the lay-by at National Cycle Network Route 7

Track off Bridesmill Road On the outskirts of Howwood.

Track off Bridesmill Road

On the outskirts of Howwood.

Bridesmill Road At the path to National Cycle Network Route 7.

Bridesmill Road

At the path to National Cycle Network Route 7.

Bridesmill Road At the bridge over National Cycle Network Route 7. Crossflat Farm is in the background.

Bridesmill Road

At the bridge over National Cycle Network Route 7. Crossflat Farm is in the background.

Kenmure Hill Temple An octagonal structure on a hill between Howwood and Lochwinnoch. It was built in 1760 by William McDowall of Castle Sempill and is now a ruin. Viewed from National Cycle Network Route 7.

Kenmure Hill Temple

An octagonal structure on a hill between Howwood and Lochwinnoch. It was built in 1760 by William McDowall of Castle Sempill and is now a ruin. Viewed from National Cycle Network Route 7.

Rock climbing on Kenmure Hill Viewed from National Cycle Network Route 7.

Rock climbing on Kenmure Hill

Viewed from National Cycle Network Route 7.

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Courtshaw Wood is located at Grid Ref: NS3760 (Lat: 55.806604, Lng: -4.5996169)

Unitary Authority: Renfrewshire

Police Authority: Renfrewshire and Inverclyde

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Nearby Amenities

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Semple Collegiate Church

Historic: ruins

Wikidata: Q5050290

Wikipedia: en:Castle Semple Church

Lat/Long: 55.8068853/-4.5934678

Ice house

Fee: no

Natural: cave_entrance

Lat/Long: 55.8070054/-4.5953184

Ice cave

Natural: cave_entrance

Lat/Long: 55.8069708/-4.5962211

Upper cascade

Waterway: waterfall

Lat/Long: 55.8070183/-4.5962949

Tourism: picnic_site

Lat/Long: 55.80724/-4.6003505

Middle cascade

Waterway: waterfall

Lat/Long: 55.8071819/-4.5943295

Lower cascade

Waterway: waterfall

Lat/Long: 55.8072449/-4.5930459

Power: pole

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