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Woodlands for forest bathing in Stirling

7 places in Stirling that suit forest bathing, with parking, paths and facilities on each page. Find a forest bathing guide in Stirling.

Footbridge over Bracklinn Falls in the wooded gorge of the Keltie Water, CallanderBracklinn Falls and Callander CragsWoodland, a river gorge and a footbridge over the falls just north of CallanderTrack through conifer forest in Carron Valley ForestCarron Valley ForestLarge mixed forest around a loch in the hills south west of StirlingGlen Finglas in the TrossachsGlen FinglasAncient wood pasture and open glens above Brig o' Turk in the TrossachsWoodland path on the island of Inchcailloch, Loch LomondInchcaillochOak wooded island on Loch Lomond, a short ferry hop from BalmahaForest road through conifers in Loch Ard Forest near AberfoyleLoch Ard ForestConifer forest, lochans and loch shore tracks west of AberfoylePath through woodland in Plean Country Park, StirlingPlean Country ParkMixed estate woodland, meadow and ponds south of Stirling, with mostly surfaced pathsForest trail on Lime Craig above The Lodge, AberfoyleThe Lodge Forest, Queen Elizabeth Forest ParkAncient oak coppice, a waterfall trail and forest views above Aberfoyle

Photos: Bracklinn Falls and Callander Crags, Rod collier (CC BY-SA 2.0); Carron Valley Forest, Dawgy (CC BY-SA 2.0); Glen Finglas, James Allan (CC BY-SA 2.0); Inchcailloch, William Starkey (CC BY-SA 2.0); Loch Ard Forest, ian shiell (CC BY-SA 2.0); Plean Country Park, Jim Smillie (CC BY-SA 2.0); The Lodge Forest, Queen Elizabeth Forest Park, wrobison (CC BY-SA 2.0).