Cornalees Centre: The Great Escape for a healthy family fun day out or outdoor activities in Scotlands largest Regional Park. At the start of the level 5.5 mile Greenock Cut. Ideal for walking or cycling with panoramic views of the Clyde.
All Visitor Centres have FREE parking and entry, sign posted woodland walks and nature trails. Easy wildlife watching, indoor and outdoor attractions, cafes, gift shops and a Ranger Service.
Cornalees Visitor Centre, at Loch Thom not far from Inverkip in Inverclyde provides wonderful nature trails, scenic walks, views and picnic sites. There is a good access point to the Greenock Cut (a 5.5 mile aqueduct, and designated ancient monument) for a great reasonably level circular-walking route with panoramic views of the Clyde and islands especially if you walk anti clockwise! Shorter walks include the special needs friendly 300 meter mini trail or the 2.5 km (1 hour) nature trail in Shielhill Glen.
The Centre is open all year with events, exhibitions, a FREE Kids Entertainment Corner with environmental education activities such as word searches, animals and colouring in. Contact Cornalees on 01475 521 129 for details.
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