In this episode, we explore the charming village of Aberfoyle. Paul from seelochlomond.com shares insights on local attractions and his favourite eateries. Beth from Bike Trossachs introduces us to Gravelfoil, a premier gravel and road cycling route, and the Duke's Weekender, a family-friendly cycling festival. Discover Aberfoyle's picturesque setting, nestled in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, offering activities from zip-lining at Go Ape to exploring the Scottish Wool Centre. Learn about
the mysterious Doon Hill and its fairy lore, and get tips on the best spots for cycling, walking, and water activities. Join us for a delightful journey
through Aberfoyle's rich offerings.

FEATURED:
Paul - See Loch Lomond :: What to do in Loch Lomond and Trossachs
Beth - Bike Trossachs

TIMESTAMPS:

00:00:00 : Introduction to Episode Seven of Scottish Digest

00:00:30 : Overview of Aberfoyle and Guest Introductions

00:01:00 : Location and Description of Aberfoyle

00:02:01 : Activities and Attractions in Aberfoyle

00:02:33 : Go Ape Adventure in Aberfoyle

00:03:34 : The Scottish Wool Centre

00:04:05 : Fairy Lore and Doon Hill Mystery

00:04:38 : Paul from Sea Loch Lomond on Aberfoyle

00:07:42 : Discussion on Doon Hill Mystery and Robert Kirk

00:08:51 : Introduction to Beth from Bike Trossachs

00:09:21 : Overview of the Duke's Weekender Event

00:10:23 : Gravel Hill Climb Details

00:11:24 : Sunday Gravel Enduro Event

00:11:54 : Inclusivity and Community Impact of the Event

00:12:25 : Gravel Riding Opportunities in Aberfoyle

00:13:25 : Conclusion and Links for More Information

00:14:54 : End of Episode and Next Episode Teaser

CREDITS:
Scottish Digest Podcast is a production of ⁠Cluarantonn⁠
Written, Produced and Hosted by Dawn Young
Music from ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Royalty Free Music for Video Creators | Epidemic Sound⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ by ES_The Celtic Flavour - Alysha Sheldon
Production Company Name by Granny Robertson

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LINKS:

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