If you use the natural spaces around Dumyat, your views are important to global research. A team at the University of Stirling are conducting a study to better understand how people interact with forests and land in Stirling, and how this connects to their health, wellbeing, and ways of making a living. If you visit any of the three areas on this map, your participation in a 10 min, anonymous, survey would be greatly appreciated. Every participant will have the chance to win one of three shopping vouchers worth £50 to thank them for their time. Please share with anyone you know who uses these spaces – https://tinyurl.com/restoreid
The survey is expect to close at the end of September 2026.
I feel that the whole area has been suburbanised with hard core paths, fences and gates and general organisation. It is a less pleasant place to visit.
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I disagree with Isabel
I think the paths/gates etc are essential for people of all physical abilities, and open up the vista if you open your eyes to the beauty of the area
I walk from Menstrie round the base of Dumyat to Blairlogie and/or on to the Sherriffmuir, which is well maintained and a joy
The forrest are full of wild life both on the ground and in the air