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With over 1,200 acres to explore, there are some great walking opportunities in the Park. Why not take a small stroll to the famous Pithead and back through the woodlands to the park centre, or a ramble along the nature trail to enjoy a spot of bird-watching at the bird hide? You can also walk around the loch itself or take a longer trek up to Harran Hill Woods and beyond.
We always recommend you bring some appropriate clothing and footwear if you are going out for a walk in the Park.
View our live maps below.
A circuit of Loch Ore through varying landscapes including the grasslands and bronze age sites on the Clune, farmland and the attractive woodlands of the Nature Reserve. Short detours take you to viewing points in Cadgers Wood and to the hide. Wide, smooth surfaced paths throughout with short, moderate slopes on the Clune. There are wide gates at several points and two bridges. One section is shared with traffic.
