Kinnoull Hill Woodland Park
Welcome to Kinnoull Hill in Perth
Use the links on the left to
explore what there is to see
and do in the Woodland Park
which lies close to the city of
Perth in Scotland.
Woodland Park Group Litter Pick
A ‘Spring Clean’ Litter Pick by members of the Woodland Park User Group on 30th April 2013.
New Arboretum Bench
A new bench in the Arboretum was inaugurated on Saturday, October 7, 2011. The bench has been made possible through a kind donation from the Geocache community who held a Mega Scotland Geocache Event on Kinnoull Hill in 2010.
Twigger’s Bench is in memory of Ewan Rice, known as Twigger, who sadly died following injuries when setting up a geocache.
Ewan’s widow Lorna and his two sons Fraser and Callum sitting on Twigger’s Bench.
- Walking in nature for gaming
Nature has long been regarded as a sanctuary for reflection and creativity. The serene environment of forest trails provides a break from our fast-paced, digital lifestyles. But what if these natural retreats could also enhance skills relevant to virtual games? Studies suggest that walking in nature doesn’t just refresh the mind; it improves strategic thinking,… Read more: Walking in nature for gaming - Kinnoull Hill: history and heritage
Kinnoull Hill, located near Perth, Scotland, is a site rich in both natural beauty and historical significance. From its Bronze Age origins to its current status as a popular woodland park, the hill has witnessed centuries of human activity, cultural evolution, and conservation efforts. This article explores the hill’s remarkable journey through time, blending archaeology,… Read more: Kinnoull Hill: history and heritage - Walking in woods for strategic gaming
In an era where digital landscapes dominate, the power of a simple walk in the woods is often underestimated, especially when it comes to strategic thinking crucial for success in online games. The serene environment, the rustle of leaves, and the disconnect from urban chaos provide not just a physical refreshment but also a mental… Read more: Walking in woods for strategic gaming