The dramatic landscape of Littlemill has a fascinating story to tell. Glaciers from the last ice age carved out the landscape here. The retreating ice left us with esker ridges and kettle hole lochans.
Today it’s a perfect place to escape the city and relax.
The mosaic of woodland, wetland and heathland make Littlemill an oasis for wildlife. From colourful springtime flowers to summer butterflies and autumn fungi, there’s always something to see here.
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An accessible woodland with panoramic views
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Folklore and history hidden among the trees
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Ancient monument
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Walk through history and visit the home of a Pictish king
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