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Saturday 26th October Sunday 27th October Glenmore Forest Park, near Aviemore Queen Elizabeth Forest Park, near Aberfoyle find beautiful Loch Morlich with its long sandy beach. spot the shy pine martins that roam this forest. Tay Forest Park, near Dunkeld Devilla Forest, near Tulliallan follows the majestic River Tay as it meanders North. Look out for the red squirrels, you should spot them scampering around these lovely pinewoods, which are also home to prehistoric stone circles and coffins, and secret lochs within the forest. Glen Nevis Forest, near Fort William Tweed Valley Forest Park (Cardrona), near Peebles Explore one of the few remaining pockets of the ancient Caledonian pine forest, in the heart of thre awesome Cairngorms. Nestling in the middle of the forest you’ll Discover Scotland’s legendary big tree country, with spectacular views of mountains and lochs - and tales of dragons and demons! Be sure to spot the legendary Birnam Oak, made famous by Shakespeare’s MacBeth. Our walk The glen sits at the foot of Ben Nevis, and you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks and woodlands that were made famous by the blockbuster movie Braveheart. Savour the peice and quiet (expect for our pipers of course!) in these rich woodlands with their stunnign views and magnificent wildlife. If you’re lucky you might A brilliant combination of dramatic views, fascinating wildlife and forest arts are scattered along this route. All the while steep your self in history, with sites dating back 15,000 years and take in the splendour of 100-year old Douglas firs. www.thekiltwalk.co.uk 26 WHATSONSCOTLAND.COM