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Around Stirling, Walk 1
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Walk
ID: 2938 |
'Scotland's newest city' says the blurb (and surely it's more deserving than other contenders I've heard proposed for city status recently, in what has become an unseemly 'dash for cash'!) Given its historical and strategic importance, it is surprising that Stirling wasn't elevated to city status long before now. The walk follows part of the Historic Trail around the Old Town and visits Stirling Castle and the Beheading Stone, crosses the Forth via Stirling Auld Brig and takes in the Wallace Monument and Cambuskenneth Abbey.
Scotland
- Stirling
- Town/City
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Features:
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River |
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Toilets |
Museum |
Play Area |
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Church |
Castle |
Wildlife |
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Birds |
Flowers |
Great Views |
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Butterflies |
Cafe |
Gift Shop |
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Food Shop |
Good for Kids |
Industrial Archaeology |
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Public Transport |
Nature Trail |
Restaurant |
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Tea Shop |
Woodland |
Ancient Monument |
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