Lockerbie, United Kingdom•4.7(279)•Nature Reserve, Country Park
Eskrigg Reserve
Lockerbie, United KingdomNature ReserveCountry Park4.7(279 reviews)
Explore a peaceful nature reserve with woodland walks, wildlife observation hides, and guided activities for all ages and abilities.
Eskrigg Nature Reserve, managed by Lockerbie Wildlife Trust, offers visitors a tranquil setting to experience Scottish wildlife and natural habitats throughout the year. The reserve features multiple woodland trails ranging from accessible 3km hardcore circuits suitable for disabled visitors to more energetic jogging and cycling routes, allowing families to choose their level of activity. Key features include the Eskrigg Centre, Red Squirrel Hide, and Kingfisher Hide, which are open during daylight hours for wildlife observation and photography. The reserve is home to diverse star species including red squirrels, tawny owls, kingfishers, mute swans, and adder's tongue ferns. Visitors can relax in peaceful surroundings while observing resident fungi, flora, and fauna across a range of habitats. Lockerbie Wildlife Trust runs an annual programme of organised activities, talks, visits, and workshops for members, schools, and interested parties. The reserve welcomes families with young children, dog walkers, joggers, and cyclists year-round. All facilities offer free entry, making it an accessible nature-based day out for families with children of all ages.
Explore a peaceful nature reserve with woodland walks, wildlife observation hides, and guided activities for all ages and abilities.
Eskrigg Nature Reserve, managed by Lockerbie Wildlife Trust, offers visitors a tranquil setting to experience Scottish wildlife and natural habitats throughout the year. The reserve features multiple woodland trails ranging from accessible 3km hardcore circuits suitable for disabled visitors to more energetic jogging and cycling routes, allowing families to choose their level of activity. Key features include the Eskrigg Centre, Red Squirrel Hide, and Kingfisher Hide, which are open during daylight hours for wildlife observation and photography. The reserve is home to diverse star species including red squirrels, tawny owls, kingfishers, mute swans, and adder's tongue ferns. Visitors can relax in peaceful surroundings while observing resident fungi, flora, and fauna across a range of habitats. Lockerbie Wildlife Trust runs an annual programme of organised activities, talks, visits, and workshops for members, schools, and interested parties. The reserve welcomes families with young children, dog walkers, joggers, and cyclists year-round. All facilities offer free entry, making it an accessible nature-based day out for families with children of all ages.