Clackmannanshire

The Category Clackmannanshire is a subset of Central Scotland.

'In Clackmannanshire, we are lucky to have some of the best walking country in Scotland, right on our doorstep ...'

'We are a club based in the beautiful area of Clackmannanshire which promotes an abundance of great hills. This club is for anyone interested in hill walking at all levels who are looking to meet new people and climb a few hills but most importantly just have a good laugh and enjoy good company in the process.'

'We currently have 7 walks throughout Clackmannanshire – all on different days of the week and all starting in different towns and villages in the Wee County.'

'Some steep climbs in the early stages of this Clackmannanshire walk are rewarded with superb views across the Forth Valley. The route visits the highest point of the Ochil Hills - Ben Cleuch at 721m.'

Walking Britain

'The finalised Clackmannanshire Core Paths Plan was adopted by council on the 4th June 2009. The Core Paths Plan was subjected to a Strategic Environmental Assessment to identify the impacts the Plan is likely to have on the wider environment. It was shown that the Plan is likely to have both positive and neutral impacts, with no negative impacts being identified.'

Clackmannanshire Council

'Visit Forestmill via the Lade footpath returning via the old Alloa to Dunfermline railway line.'

Clackmannanshire Council

Gartmorn [Forestry and Land Scotland]