Walks in Clackmannanshire
In Clackmannanshire, we are lucky to have some of the best walking country in Scotland, right on our doorstep.
With so much focus on healthy living, good diet and exercise, walking is the most convenient way of keeping fit there is.
Official guidelines say we should all be walking at least 10,000 steps a day. Few of us meet these targets, but there are no excuses with so many good walks - for all abilities - in Clackmannanshire.
Ranger Events and Walks 2009
You can visit our page detailing events and walks which covers:
- Family events including pond dipping and an opportunity to camp out
- Summer activities for kids - John Muir Award
- Biodiversity Trails giving information on where to see the best of our wildlife
- Walks providing a fun, easy way to get and stay in shape
- Work days which provide an opportunity for people to give something back to the local environment as well as meeting other people
The events are also listed in the ClacksWeb Events Diary.
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Clackmannanshire Walking Festival
For more information, please visit our page on the Clackmannanshire Walking Festival.
Ramblers
You can find information on Ramblers' groups by using the links below:
Right to Roam
The Scottish Outdoor Access Code was launched last month as new rights of access came into force.
Everyone now has the legal right to responsible access, and there is a duty on landowners to provide access to and across their land - giving people more freedom to enjoy the countryside.
In return for these new rights, the public must act responsibly and be aware of their impact on the environment and the livelihood of those who live and work on the land.
More information can be found in our Outdoor Access section.
Be Responsible…
The outdoors is where land managers make a living. It is the home of Scotland’s diverse wildlife and is enjoyed by the many people who live there and visit it.
See the Scottish Outdoor Access Code for advice on how to use our countryside responsibly.
