Broomiebrae Wood

Wood, Forest in Stirlingshire

Scotland

Broomiebrae Wood

M9, northbound The M9 runs 32 from Edinburgh to Dunblane. — M9, northbound Credit: N Chadwick

Broomiebrae Wood is a picturesque woodland area located in Stirlingshire, Scotland. Covering an area of approximately 100 acres, this woodland is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and those seeking a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Situated just a few miles outside of the town of Stirling, Broomiebrae Wood boasts a diverse range of flora and fauna, making it a haven for wildlife. The wood is predominantly made up of native Scottish trees such as oak, birch, and rowan, which provide a stunning display of colors throughout the changing seasons. The forest floor is covered in a rich carpet of mosses, ferns, and wildflowers, further enhancing the natural beauty of the area.

Several well-marked trails wind their way through Broomiebrae Wood, allowing visitors to explore the wood at their own pace. These trails offer stunning views of the surrounding countryside and provide ample opportunities for birdwatching and wildlife spotting. The wood is home to a variety of bird species, including woodpeckers, owls, and various songbirds.

In addition to its natural beauty, Broomiebrae Wood also holds historical significance. The wood is believed to have been part of the ancient royal hunting grounds and is dotted with remnants of old stone walls and crumbling structures. Exploring these historical features adds another layer of interest to a visit to Broomiebrae Wood.

Overall, Broomiebrae Wood is a tranquil and enchanting woodland that offers a wonderful escape into nature for visitors of all ages.

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M9, northbound The M9 runs 32 from Edinburgh to Dunblane.

M9, northbound

The M9 runs 32 from Edinburgh to Dunblane.

M9, northbound The M9 runs 32 from Edinburgh to Dunblane.

M9, northbound

The M9 runs 32 from Edinburgh to Dunblane.

M9, northbound The M9 runs 32 from Edinburgh to Dunblane.

M9, northbound

The M9 runs 32 from Edinburgh to Dunblane.

M9, northbound The M9 runs 32 from Edinburgh to Dunblane.

M9, northbound

The M9 runs 32 from Edinburgh to Dunblane.

M9, 1 mile from J10 The M9 runs 32 from Edinburgh to Dunblane.

M9, 1 mile from J10

The M9 runs 32 from Edinburgh to Dunblane.

M9, tourist information The M9 runs 32 from Edinburgh to Dunblane.

M9, tourist information

The M9 runs 32 from Edinburgh to Dunblane.

View from the bridge over the M9 At the foot of the hill in the distance is Cambusbarron, a disused mill building at centre and South Kersebonny Steading on the right.

View from the bridge over the M9

At the foot of the hill in the distance is Cambusbarron, a disused mill building at centre and South Kersebonny Steading on the right.

Cambusbarron Quarry (disused) A disused whinstone quarry on this small hill near Stirling, which is one of a number of &#039;crag and tail&#039; formations in the area, including the rock on which Stirling Castle sits.

Cambusbarron Quarry (disused)

A disused whinstone quarry on this small hill near Stirling, which is one of a number of 'crag and tail' formations in the area, including the rock on which Stirling Castle sits.

Bannock Burn At a small car park for woodland walks.

Bannock Burn

At a small car park for woodland walks.

Bridge at Wester Craigend Crossing the Bannock Burn

Bridge at Wester Craigend

Crossing the Bannock Burn

Road, Wester Craigend

Road, Wester Craigend

Path, Sauchie Craig A lovely path running along the scarp. There is a nearby alternative which runs through the woods on the dip slope.

Path, Sauchie Craig

A lovely path running along the scarp. There is a nearby alternative which runs through the woods on the dip slope.

Overgrown track With moss covered dykes. The track is in use as a path further uphill.

Overgrown track

With moss covered dykes. The track is in use as a path further uphill.

Path, Sauchie Craig A lovely path running along the scarp. There is a nearby alternative which runs through the woods on the dip slope.

Path, Sauchie Craig

A lovely path running along the scarp. There is a nearby alternative which runs through the woods on the dip slope.

Murrayshall Farm The carse beyond is fogbound.

Murrayshall Farm

The carse beyond is fogbound.

Woodland behind Sauchie Craig

Woodland behind Sauchie Craig

Path, Sauchie Craig A lovely path running along the scarp. There is a nearby alternative which runs through the woods on the dip slope.

Path, Sauchie Craig

A lovely path running along the scarp. There is a nearby alternative which runs through the woods on the dip slope.

Sauchie Craig A whinstone scarp. I get the impression that this is what Salisbury Crags looked like when wooded and before they were quarried. The path along the edge is very enjoyable.

Sauchie Craig

A whinstone scarp. I get the impression that this is what Salisbury Crags looked like when wooded and before they were quarried. The path along the edge is very enjoyable.

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Broomiebrae Wood is located at Grid Ref: NS7692 (Lat: 56.105353, Lng: -3.9850492)

Unitary Authority: Stirling

Police Authority: Forth Valley

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