A Network of over 30 miles of way-marked trails have been developed to help you discover the fascinating history and wildlife of this working landscape. Famous amongst them was Rabbie Burns who wrote a poem, from Bruar Water to the Duke of Atholl, requesting trees be planted. High and low bridges allow a variety of walk either side of this picturesque gorge. The Birks 'o Aberfeldy Subject of another Burns poem is the Birks of Aberfeldy, an exciting woodland this time about the Moness burn, formerly called the Den of Moness. It is a Circular walk and there is also a nature trail, all detailed in this brochure.
Sturdy footwear is amongst the recommendations.