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Kinclaven Bluebell Wood is known for the spectacular display of bluebells that carpet the woodland floor in May, but there is plenty more to admire. With stunning scenery and rare wildlife, as well as a rich history on its doorstep, this wood is a pleasure to visit.

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Disabled Access Information Provided by Kinclaven Bluebell Wood

Disabled Access at Kinclaven Bluebell Wood

Kinclaven Bluebell Wood is located near Murthly in Perthshire with lots of walking routes for varying abilities. The main circular footpath around Kinclaven Bluebell Wood is called the Oakwood Loop which is surfaced part-way round. The Oakwood Loop is mostly flat with a slight rise at the east and west ends. There are some uneven areas and exposed tree roots. It is part of the core path network and connects to the Kinclaven church route. The route is waymarked with signposts at junctions. The easiest way to access the circular path is from the car park. Please note the path is earth and sections can get muddy after rain. A walking map is available on the website: https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/media/50588/kinclaven-information-board-a2-accessible-version.pdf