Dog-friendly walks in Stirling

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On the trail of William Wallace around Stirling

Stirling

Difficulty - Easy

Ancient streets of a bustling city

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Pursuing Rob Roy at Callander

Callander

Difficulty - Hard

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The Carbeth Hut Community

Carbeth

Difficulty - Easy

Discover a working-class Utopian dream near the West Highland Way

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Exploring The Whangie

The Whangie

Difficulty - Medium

Through the hidden opening to the training ground of generations of rock climbers

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Through the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park

Queen Elizabeth Forest Park

Difficulty - Medium

Walking across the Highland Boundary Fault and along a 19th-century inclined railway

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The Great Forest of Loch Ard

Aberfoyle

Difficulty - Easy

One of Scotland's great woodlands, hiding place of the Stone of Destiny and birthplace of the Scottish Parliament

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Up the Doon Hill

Aberfoyle

Difficulty - Medium

A circular walk in the footsteps of Robert Kirk, the minister who believed in fairies

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A trail through the Sallochy Woods

Loch Lomond

Difficulty - Easy

A gentle stroll by the bonnie banks of Loch Lomond

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From Balquhidder to the Creag an Tuirc

Balquhidder

Difficulty - Medium

On the trail of the Highland outlaw Rob Roy, a 'MacGregor despite them', and on to his final resting place

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The shores of Loch Katrine

Loch Katrine

Difficulty - Medium

Glasgow's water supply in the heart of the Trossachs

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Loch Dhu and Loch Chon

Loch Katrine

Difficulty - Medium

An easy and enjoyable walk, mainly on forest roads