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Abernethy Forest And Dell Woods
Forests & Woodlands
Overview
This is the largest native Scots pinewood in Britain and a remnant of the Great Caledonian Forest.
Abernethy Forest offers a unique mix of woodland and northern bog, with a great variety of habitats for breeding birds such as capercaillie, crossbill, crested tit, osprey and goldeneye. The reserve is also well known for its many rare northern insects.
There are lots of trails and paths through the forest and round Loch Garten.
The Osprey hide is open from mid April till August.
There are lots of trails and paths through the forest and round Loch Garten.
The Osprey hide is open from mid April till August.
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