A short, steep climb to St David’s Well and a series of carvings in the crags and trees that were inspired by the forest’s stories.
After climbing through forest first planted to create a dramatic backdrop for Castle Menzies, you'll reach a fine view over the River Tay. Look out for the sculptures along the way and see if the shapes in the trees inspire you to tell your own stories.
1 miles / 1.6 km
Allow ¾ hour
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Views of Loch Tay and Glen Lyon from above Kenmore
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Climb to an Iron Age hillfort with views over Strathtay
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