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Guided Woodland Experience - Loch Ard Forest
Course dates are being finalised - contact me for details before booking
Course Description
Step into the woodland for a relaxed, immersive, small group outdoor experience led by an experienced guide. This isn’t a survival course - it’s a chance to slow down, explore hand‑picked locations, and enjoy the forest at your own pace.
Across the day we wander through quiet trails, pause at scenic spots, and take in the sights, sounds, and atmosphere of the woodland. You’ll learn small, useful bits of outdoor knowledge along the way. Nothing formal, nothing pressured - just practical guidance woven naturally into the experience.
Whether you’re looking to try something new, build confidence outdoors, or simply enjoy time in nature without worrying about the details, this guided woodland experience gives you space to relax, explore, and enjoy the forest with the reassurance of a knowledgeable guide beside you.
Course Details
Price: £150 per person
Start Time: 10am
Duration: Full day with an overnight camp - we aim to finish by 12pm lunchtime the following day.
Location: Aberfoyle
Age: 16+ (under 18s must be accompanied by a parent or guardian)
Courses are run with kind permission of Forestry and Land Scotland
What The Experience Feels Like
Gentle exploration of beautiful woodland areas
Time to stop, notice, and enjoy the environment
Light conversation about the landscape and the outdoor environment
Optional tips on planning your own future adventures
A calm, supportive atmosphere - no drills, no tests, no pressure
Who It’s For
Perfect for anyone who wants:
A low‑stress introduction to spending time outdoors
A guided day out in nature with an experienced leader
A confidence‑boost before trying their own adventures
A memorable woodland experience without needing any prior skills
What You’ll Need
A full kit list is sent after booking - but please contact me if you have any questions beforehand
Clothing & Footwear
Hard‑wearing outdoor clothing suitable for mixed weather
Warm mid‑layers for evening temperatures
Waterproof jacket
Hiking boots
Sleep System
Tent (recommended during midge season for comfort and protection)
Tarp/basha/bivi options are welcome outside peak midge months
Sleeping bag rated for expected night temperatures
Roll mat for insulation and comfort
Cooking & Food
Backpacking stove with fuel and cooking pot or mess tins
Mug, bowl, and spoon
Lighter or matches
Food and snacks for two days
Water & Essentials
3 litres of water
Torch or headtorch with fresh batteries
Any personal medication
Ability to move across uneven woodland terrain
We’ll settle into a comfortable woodland spot, enjoy the evening atmosphere, and experience the forest as it changes after dark. You can help with simple camp tasks if you want - or just relax and take it all in.
Course dates are being finalised - contact me for details before booking
Course Description
Step into the woodland for a relaxed, immersive, small group outdoor experience led by an experienced guide. This isn’t a survival course - it’s a chance to slow down, explore hand‑picked locations, and enjoy the forest at your own pace.
Across the day we wander through quiet trails, pause at scenic spots, and take in the sights, sounds, and atmosphere of the woodland. You’ll learn small, useful bits of outdoor knowledge along the way. Nothing formal, nothing pressured - just practical guidance woven naturally into the experience.
Whether you’re looking to try something new, build confidence outdoors, or simply enjoy time in nature without worrying about the details, this guided woodland experience gives you space to relax, explore, and enjoy the forest with the reassurance of a knowledgeable guide beside you.
Course Details
Price: £150 per person
Start Time: 10am
Duration: Full day with an overnight camp - we aim to finish by 12pm lunchtime the following day.
Location: Aberfoyle
Age: 16+ (under 18s must be accompanied by a parent or guardian)
Courses are run with kind permission of Forestry and Land Scotland
What The Experience Feels Like
Gentle exploration of beautiful woodland areas
Time to stop, notice, and enjoy the environment
Light conversation about the landscape and the outdoor environment
Optional tips on planning your own future adventures
A calm, supportive atmosphere - no drills, no tests, no pressure
Who It’s For
Perfect for anyone who wants:
A low‑stress introduction to spending time outdoors
A guided day out in nature with an experienced leader
A confidence‑boost before trying their own adventures
A memorable woodland experience without needing any prior skills
What You’ll Need
A full kit list is sent after booking - but please contact me if you have any questions beforehand
Clothing & Footwear
Hard‑wearing outdoor clothing suitable for mixed weather
Warm mid‑layers for evening temperatures
Waterproof jacket
Hiking boots
Sleep System
Tent (recommended during midge season for comfort and protection)
Tarp/basha/bivi options are welcome outside peak midge months
Sleeping bag rated for expected night temperatures
Roll mat for insulation and comfort
Cooking & Food
Backpacking stove with fuel and cooking pot or mess tins
Mug, bowl, and spoon
Lighter or matches
Food and snacks for two days
Water & Essentials
3 litres of water
Torch or headtorch with fresh batteries
Any personal medication
Ability to move across uneven woodland terrain
We’ll settle into a comfortable woodland spot, enjoy the evening atmosphere, and experience the forest as it changes after dark. You can help with simple camp tasks if you want - or just relax and take it all in.