path winding through trees wooden sculpture of badger by tree
Many miles of walks in the woods to follow and an arboretum to visit Look out for the wooden sculptures of wildlife found all over the hill
entrance to Arboretum general view of the woods
The Arboretum with examples of trees which you can grow in your own garden Park is managed by Perth and Kinross Council and Forestry Commission Scotland

Links to our partners:
Perth and Kinross Council
Forestry Commission Scotland
Big Tree Country
Perth and Kinross Countryside Trust
Perthshire Society of Natural Science


Woodland Park Group

Do you have an interest in Kinnoull Hill Woodland Park?

Would you like to learn more about the management of the Park?

Do you feel that you could contribute ideas, time or support to the future of the Park?

The Kinnoull Hill Woodland Park Group was established in 2001. The Group represents a wide range of users of the Park, from horse riders to orienteering groups, to walkers and cyclists.

The Group is a registered Scottish charity under the title of Kinnoull Hill Woodland Park Group.  Charity Number SC034956

Some four open meetings are held every year, to which all members are invited and each meeting usually includes a talk of local interest. Members are also kept up to date with regular mailings and the Group holds an Annual General Meeting.

A small committee meets regularly to progress Group business.

The Group works with both the Council Ranger Service and Forestry Commission Scotland to further the aims of the Park and ensure that appropriate management is undertaken.

The Group gets involved in many projects, such as conducting Core Path Planning in the Park and also the re-establishment of an arboretum in the Woodland Park. The Arboretum Committee is a sub-committee of the Group.

As well as the many projects in which the Group is involved there are lots of opportunities for members to lend a hand on the hill.

The Group organises and runs a popular Kinnoull Hill Open Day event. This event invites members of the public to enjoy a great day out whilst learning a bit about the past, present and future management of the Park.

The Group carries out practical volunteer tasks on the hill in conjunction with the Countryside Ranger Service. Tasks includes scrub clearance, tree planting and footpath repairs.

If you would like to join the Group please get in touch via email at
[email protected]