The Bluebell Wood trail is a two-mile circular route taking in Darroch Wood, Ardblair Wood, Fingask Loch and White Loch where, as well as bluebells in the oak woodlands, osprey are regularly seen fishing
The route mainly follows good level paths with gentle gradients. From the beginning of April some of the woodlands are covered in bluebells making for a lovely photo.
If you follow the path at White Loch you may also see osprey fishing the loch for trout, making this a popular place for angling and birdwatching.
The full circular route will take aroud an hour, but you would need to factor in another 30 or 40 minutes if walking from Blairgowrie Town Centre.
If you follow the path at White Loch you may also see osprey fishing the loch for trout, making this a popular place for angling and birdwatching.
The full circular route will take aroud an hour, but you would need to factor in another 30 or 40 minutes if walking from Blairgowrie Town Centre.
