Glen Wood

Wood, Forest in Perthshire

Scotland

Glen Wood

Glen Cottage At the summit of the pass between Strathmiglo and Abernethy.
Glen Cottage Credit: Richard Webb

Glen Wood, located in the picturesque region of Perthshire, Scotland, is a prime example of the natural beauty that characterizes this part of the country. It is a stunning forested area that is renowned for its lush greenery, tall trees, and tranquil atmosphere.

Situated near the town of Bridge of Earn, Glen Wood offers visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the serenity of nature. The dense woodland covers a vast area, providing ample space for leisurely walks, hiking, and exploring. The forest is home to a diverse array of flora and fauna, making it a haven for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts.

The towering trees that dominate Glen Wood are predominantly native species, including oak, birch, and beech. Walking through the forest, visitors can enjoy the dappled sunlight that filters through the dense canopy, creating a magical atmosphere. The forest floor is covered in a carpet of moss and ferns, adding to the enchanting ambiance.

Glen Wood is also home to a network of trails and paths that are suitable for all ages and fitness levels. These well-maintained routes offer various lengths and difficulties, allowing visitors to choose a walk that suits their preferences. Along the way, they may come across charming streams, small waterfalls, and even ancient ruins, adding an element of history to their forest adventure.

Whether it is a peaceful stroll, a challenging hike, or a chance to spot wildlife in their natural habitat, Glen Wood in Perthshire offers a truly captivating experience for all who venture into its verdant embrace.

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Glen Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.307959/-3.3148806 or Grid Reference NO1813. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Glen Cottage At the summit of the pass between Strathmiglo and Abernethy.
Glen Cottage
At the summit of the pass between Strathmiglo and Abernethy.
Woodland near Balvaird
Woodland near Balvaird
Four wheel drive track, Beins Law The Scottish Off-Road Driving Centre. Quiet today so a chance to get up Beins Law.
Four wheel drive track, Beins Law
The Scottish Off-Road Driving Centre. Quiet today so a chance to get up Beins Law.
Summit, Beins Law With a big boulder and tracks of the Scottish Off Road Driving Centre.
Summit, Beins Law
With a big boulder and tracks of the Scottish Off Road Driving Centre.
Scottish Off Road Driving Centre View of the tracks from the summit of Beins Law.
Scottish Off Road Driving Centre
View of the tracks from the summit of Beins Law.
Waste processing, Binn Hill Once a landfill site, it is now home to an anaerobic digester and some turbines.
Waste processing, Binn Hill
Once a landfill site, it is now home to an anaerobic digester and some turbines.
Tracks, Beins Law Scottish Off Road Driving Centre with Binn Hill in the background.
Tracks, Beins Law
Scottish Off Road Driving Centre with Binn Hill in the background.
Ponds and mounds, Beins Law A view past a turbine to the snow covered Highlands from the Scottish Off Road Driving Centre.
Ponds and mounds, Beins Law
A view past a turbine to the snow covered Highlands from the Scottish Off Road Driving Centre.
Road to Abernethy, Glentarkie The road on the left serves the off road driving centre on Beins Law.
Road to Abernethy, Glentarkie
The road on the left serves the off road driving centre on Beins Law.
Abernethy Glen View towards the Castle Law fort.
Abernethy Glen
View towards the Castle Law fort.
Castle Law View from Abernethy Glen. The hill has a fearsome appearance with gorse everywhere, but there are several paths up.
Castle Law
View from Abernethy Glen. The hill has a fearsome appearance with gorse everywhere, but there are several paths up.
Ride, Drumcairn Sitka plantation beneath Castle Law.
Ride, Drumcairn
Sitka plantation beneath Castle Law.
Woods, Castle Law Beside the big crumbly crag of Cutty's How.
Woods, Castle Law
Beside the big crumbly crag of Cutty's How.
Woodland, Castle Law
Woodland, Castle Law
Woodland, Castle Law The higher parts of the hill are very pleasant with open mixed woodlands.
Woodland, Castle Law
The higher parts of the hill are very pleasant with open mixed woodlands.
Path, Castle Law The path goes down the hill to the forestry gate near Drumcairn <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/683519">NO1714 : Gate into Forest</a>
Path, Castle Law
The path goes down the hill to the forestry gate near Drumcairn NO1714 : Gate into Forest
Path through the woods at Castle Law
Path through the woods at Castle Law
Track near Barclayfield
Track near Barclayfield
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Glen Wood is located at Grid Ref: NO1813 (Lat: 56.307959, Lng: -3.3148806)

Unitary Authority: Perth and Kinross

Police Authority: Tayside

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