Venue Description

Glen Finglas is one of the largest sites in the Woodland Trust's care. Home to mountains and rivers, hills and glens, woodland and moorland, it is perhaps best known for its upland wood pasture – old growth trees growing on open pasture land. Glen Finglas has one of the finest examples of this habitat in the UK and a herd of Luing cattle who help us to keep it this way. It is this special landscape that the Trust has been conserving for over twenty years.

Accessibility

The Visitor Gateway at Glen Finglas is open seven days a week from 10am-4pm. Glen Finglas has a network of waymarked walking routes to suit a range of abilities. Most start at the Visitor Gateway in the Lendrick Hill car park. There are low-level routes on surfaced paths over undulating terrain, partially surfaced paths which may have short, steep sections, and challenging routes with steep sections through remote areas. Pick up printed maps and leaflets at information points in some of the larger car parks.

Awards List

Glen Finglas is one of the Woodland Trust's largest sites in our care. Home to mountains and rivers, hills and glens, woodland and moorland, it is perhaps best known for its upland wood pasture – old growth trees growing on open pasture land. Glen Finglas has one of the finest examples of this habitat in the UK and a herd of Luing cattle who help us to keep it this way. It is this special landscape that the Trust has been conserving for over twenty years.

Toilets

There are accessible toilets located in the Visitor Gateway. Free sanitary products available.

Staff

Information about the staff has not been added for this venue.

Assistance dog facilities

Assistance dog exercise facilities

Dogs are welcome in our woods. To ensure we keep our woods safe and accessible for all, we ask that everyone follows our dog code of conduct: https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/visiting-woods/things-to-do/walking/walking-dogs-in-our-woods/