Our succulent, tender steaks, presented in the unique Coppice fashion are rapidly becoming legendary with customers arriving from far & wide after hearing about them from friends and family. Our chefs source the freshest local ingredients and have created an extensive menu. On days where visibility is impaired by cloud, mist, rain or fog, some landmarks used as direction aids in the route descriptions may not be visible.With pub classics, succulent steaks, seafood and bargain baskets there’s a choice for everyone on any budget. Wet weather can also cause some streams and rivers to become impassable. Paths described may be pleasant for walking in fine weather, but can become slippery, boggy and dangerous in wet and wintry weather. Hedges, footpaths and fences can be moved and redirected. Any reliance you place on such information is therefore strictly at your own risk. In no way shall Julia Bradbury, The Outdoor Guide or AccessTOG be liable for any direct, indirect, punitive, or consequential damages arising out of, or in any way connected with the use of the information contained in or the activity described within this website. While every effort is taken to ensure that the routes shared through The Outdoor Guide & AccessTOG website, social media and videos are correct, we can in no way guarantee the routes to be 100% free of errors. You’ll reach a small stone bridge in another 300m where you should carry on straight ahead to the carpark. Keep to your right and follow the blue wayposts up the hill. With the waterfall now behind you, you’ll soon come to a signposted fork in the road. Instead of crossing the bridge, take the path past the waterfall. In around 200m, keep to your right and follow alongside the burn past the multicoloured waypost until you come to the bridge beside the waterfall. Keep straight on following the sign which points to the lodge. The path now rises in a steep incline and with the burn on your right, in about 400m, you’lll pass a path signposted red on your right leading to a bridge. If you’ve taken the shortcut mentioned earlier, this now rejoins the main path to your left and you pass out of the fenced enclosure through another kissing gate. The main path takes you left and down some shallow stone steps, where, in about 200m from the junction, you’ll see the wooden huts of the Dounans Outdoor centre across the burn to your right. You’ll soon come to a fenced enclosure.Īfter that you’ll come to another T junction past another green waypost (There’s a short cut straight ahead if you fancy). In about 200m, you’ll come to a small burn where you should take the path to the left and walk up the hill. Continue along the main path through the woodland. In another 50m ,turn right at the next T junction and continue to follow the green wayposts. In about 50m, you’ll reach a T junction, where you should turn left and follow the sign for the Oak Coppice Trail. Cross over (it is a staggered junction so you actually turn right & then immediately left) then in another 150m, you’ll cross a cycle path (NCN 7) signposted Callander and Aberfoyle.Ĭross this second staggered junction,(a left then right turn) and continue along the path with green wayposts. In about 150m (2 mins) you will come to a path with a white/green/blue/red waypost. Keep left to pass along two sides of the lodge and with the verandah on your left, follow the path straight in front of you which zig zags downhill.
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