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Scotland > West Highlands > The Lowland Edge

East of Stirling, the steep slopes of Orchil Hills overlook the Hillfoots towns. A trail starts from Scotland's Mill Trail Visitor Centre in Alva to explore the areas textile weaving.

On the other side of the River Forth is the impressive town of Falkirk and Callendar House dating back to Mary, Queen of Scots where costumed servants bring an 1820's working kitchen to life.

Blackness Castle is also on the River Forth - it has been an artillery fortress, a royal castle, a prison, an armaments depot and film location for Hamlet and Ivanhoe.

Nearby the Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway recreates a typical Scottish branch line from the days of steam.





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