
	Start Here From this point there is a choice of purpose made footpaths with no steep inclines making this possibly the easiest forest walking in Scotland, wheelchair and pram friendly! with many of the new additional features within easy reach.
	Bronze Age Hut Replica of course but an interesting feature, a glimpse of the past as it probably was in the bronze age. This pictured left is just over five minutes walk from the car park.
	The Paths This section of footpath pictured left displays the quality of the footways (no need for boots or wellies) is interspersed with sections of slightly raised boarded footway which is fenced on both sides with wider sections including picnic sites.
	Bird Watching Hide This excellent building is ideally situated at the end of a boarded section of footway overlooking Loch Laide giving a splendid scenic view and the opportunity to see the loch's wildlife undisturbed
	The Sheiling The summer home used by highland crofters/farmers enabling them to look after cattle and or sheep are grazing the higher pastures far away from their family home
Wildlife Sounds Placed at strategic points along walkways and at sites of particular interest are carved wooden plaques depicting animals, birds or insects with an audio button inviting visitors to press and hear their calls.