Walking Holidays in the UK

Tree felling has recently taken place in near Craigallian, just after the start of the West Highland Way. The West Highland Way was breifly diverted through Mugdock County Park for a short section. Harvesting is now complete and the Way is reopend. However there are still stacks of timber along in the forest which are presently being extracted. Walkers are reminded to keep off these - they can be unstable and start rolling. You may also encounter lorries and other vehicles removing the timber. So be careful! The work should be complete shortly before the start of the main walking holiday season.

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