Visiting woods

Crinan Wood

Crinan

  • Beautiful burring on an ancient coppiced and pollarded oak in the 'New York' hollow.
  • This is a splendid ash hidden away below the Dun on the south side.
  • A new path has been created through this hollow colloquially named 'New York'. You should find notices pointing the way and an information board as to why it has such a curious name!
  • This very old 'coppard' is on the west side of the New York hollow near the new path where it comes over the ridge from the recently tarred track.
  • Looking along river channel
  • Looking out over open water
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • View over woodland towards an estuary
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Looking out through trees to water
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Fallen dead tree
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Looking down on cottages from Crinan Woods.
  • Beautiful burring on an ancient coppiced and pollarded oak in the 'New York' hollow.
  • This is a splendid ash hidden away below the Dun on the south side.
  • A new path has been created through this hollow colloquially named 'New York'. You should find notices pointing the way and an information board as to why it has such a curious name!
  • This very old 'coppard' is on the west side of the New York hollow near the new path where it comes over the ridge from the recently tarred track.
  • Looking along river channel
  • Looking out over open water
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • View over woodland towards an estuary
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Looking out through trees to water
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Fallen dead tree
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Photos of Crinan Wood
  • Looking down on cottages from Crinan Woods.
Crinan it is often described as a remnant of Scotland’s own rainforest. It is home to a vast variety of ferns and lichens and 24 species of bird. Spectacular views west to the Isle of Jura and north to Mull. Spot Duntrune Castle across the Loch.

Nearby woods