Ladybank Forest Users' Group

Responsible leisure and tourism

Current Activities

Summer Walks

See our Summer Walks programme 2010 on right hand side of this page.

Our next Summer Walk will be held on - Wednesday 25 August 2010 - Cairnfield Muir Area - Commencing at 6.30pm from the Car Park at the Allan Crawford Memorial.

Our Guides this year are Elspeth, Hazel and Ronnie who have a wealth of experience and knowledge.

Everyone most welcome to come along and enjoy.

New Membership Fees for 2010/11

Membership Ł5.00

Family Membership Ł10.00

Children under Sixteen FREE

Please make cheques payable to Ladybank Forest Users Group and send to Mrs P Nicholson, Sunnyoaks, Kirkforthar Feus, By Markinch, KY7 6LR

Newsletter will be sent out shortly to all our paid up members.

Our Winter Programme is presently being mde up so watch this space.

Mr A Findlay and his volunteers have been very busy keeping the woods free from litter. Please try to help them by taking your litter home as this is not only unslightly but can cause problems to the woodland habitat.

Current Activities

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Useful links

Scottish Natural Heritage - A public organisation ...
Forestry Commission - The biggest landowner in Scotland
Forth & Tay Disabled Ramblers -
New Opportunities Fund - Part of the National Lottery ...
BADA - A charity dealing with tick bites, disease and prevention

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Programme of Summe Walks 2010

11 August 2010 - The Annsmuir Woods - flowers and wildlife. Walk will commence from Car Park, The Beeches, Ladybank. 6.30pm
25 August 2010 - Cairnfield Muir Area. Walk will commence from Car Park at Allan Crawford Memorial at 6.30pm
8 September 2010 - Birnie & Gaddon Lochs
Walk will commence from Car Park at Birnie Loch 6.30pm
22 September 2010 - Heatherhall Wood with Robin Lofthouse from the Forestry Commission. Meet at the main car park at Heatherhall. 6.30pm
6 October 2010 - Annfield Area - 1.30pm Walk will commence from Muddy Boots, Calmalcolm

Our Guides this year are Elspeth, Hazel and Ronnie who have a wealth of experience the surrounding areas. Watch for our invited speakers who can add to the information during the salk. The walks will be on woodland paths so please wear trainers or walking shoes.
Suitable for all ages and abilities,well behaved dogs are welcome

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