Path junction, in Craig Wood
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Path junction, in Craig Wood
Image: © Craig Wallace Taken: 14 Jul 2015
Craig Wood is a narrow strip of woodland, on the slope above Craig Road. It has a mixture of trees, including some big beech and oak. This is close to where the Allt na Laitch flows down the hill. One path continues straight on, to ford the burn. Another path runs up the hill to the left, above the valley of the burn. This path is signposted as part of the "Round Dingwall Walk", heading towards Tulloch Castle.
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