ハーペリッグ貯水池での周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Baddinsgill Reservoir is a charming little reservoir that rests peacefully in a picturesque valley along Thieves' Road, within the Pentland Hills. It's the perfect location to catch your breath and enjoy a picnic amongst some of Scotland's finest scenery.

Great cycle path through the park

Baddinsgill Reservoir opened in 1930. It's a good starting place for a loop of the hills above.

Mount Maw is a prominent summit with a trig point at 535 m. The southern aspect of the summit means you get amazing views south over the Southern Uplands and around the rest of the Pentland Hills.

Mount Maw is a prominent summit with a trig point at 535 m. The southern aspect of the summit means you get amazing views south over the Southern Uplands and around the rest of the Pentland Hills.

Forestry business with parking spaces. Great access point to Baddinsgill Reservoir and the surrounding hills.

Grassy accessible hilltop

Calder Wood is a large area of ancient woodland that has been part of an estate or managed by the Forestry Commission for hundreds of years. There is evidence of Oak trees being felled here for ship building in the 1500's but the forest has never been clear cut. Today it's home to a wide variety of species of plants and animals. It's a SSSI for the habitat and wonderful to walk around. It's part of the Almondell and Calderwood Country Park.