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The range and variety of walking routes in Kilmadock make the area perfect for anything from
an hour's stroll to a whole day out. The Doune Ponds nature reserve offer a
quiet locale within a few minutes walk of the village and the old railway links with Dunblane.
From Deanston the mill lade is of historical interest and takes in a fine view of Old Kilmadock cemetery accessed from the North side of the Teith Bridge. There are numerous other walks explored by the walking festival group in the annual festival weekend and the First Sunday walks and a new publication of easy-to-follow routes opens up the area to visitors or new explorers alike. |
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Community Access Maps
The local access group have been working hard with the local authority, landowners, sponsors and interested user groups to create the first access map for Kilmadock. The illustrated guide will have en extensive print run and will promote safe access along well-known and evelving routes with a full-colour map and route descriptions. |
Walking Festival
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The Doune Walking Festival,
now in it's fifth year, attracts all abilities of walkers, promotes existing routes,
integrates with historical and environmental interest groups and encourages access through informed
guided walks and social events.
Full details of events and timetables are included in the What's On details. |