Best places: Tourist attractions in Blanefield, United Kingdom

Whisky distillery in operation since 1833, offering guided tours, tastings, private dining & a shop.

Countryside park for walking, riding and cycling, with trails, archery, play areas and events.

Waterfall & stream flowing between towering rock formations, accessed by a steep stone staircase.

👍👍 Great wee walk 40 mins each way, quite steep at the start but it levels out pretty much for most of the walk. Bring waterproof shoes as it can be very boggy. Stunning views of Loch Lomond on a nice day, and make sure you persist to the unique rocks formation at the end of the walk.

Verdant glen known for the Devil's Pulpit rock set amid reddish waters, reached by steep steps.

👍 Ruined castle of Clan Graham. There are several information boards in around the ruins, which makes the visit more enjoyable, knowing what you're looking at.

👍👍 Spent the whole day here, and the weather was on our side. Graham was really knowledgeable and could tell he had a passion for falconry. The day was great and well thought out. Leant a lot about the birds. About lunch, which was delicious and filling, Graham then let us get up close with the birds...

👍 It's not the tallest hill, or the most challenging but the view from the top is fantastic. Starting from the large car park at the bottom, a walk up and back down can be done in an hour, if you want to enjoy the views and explore the rock formations, then give it 2 hours. The steepest part is at the...

👍👍 Absolutely wonderful. The perfect, magical start to Christmas for little (and big) kids alike! Such a superior "Santa experience" - we could never go back to a shopping centre grotto after this! Staff, Santa and elves all so enthusiastic and cheerful. They seemed as delighted to be there as the visi...

👍 I had read about people visiting this sight so decided to go myself and see what was there.Easy to find as I ride on my horse past the path to the waterfall frequently.Only a very short walk down the path to the first waterfall and shortly after the other waterfall is in view.It is very muddy and q...

👍👍 Incredible place. Naturally very sad and horrific what went on there but the building itself is quite beautiful. Dangerous though so you need to take great care.

👍👍 Lovely short walk to reach the peak, sunset views over greenside reservoir.

👍👍 This place is excellent. Well looked after with good informative signage. Keep up the good work Scotland this is a superb example of Roman architecture. We spent a good three quarters of an hour ambling around imagining what it was like and how it all worked, the furnace, the underfloor heating for...

This riverside marsh around the freshwater Possil Loch featues walking paths, birds and wildflowers.

😐 It’s a nice area but it’s getting very hard to go Paddleboarding there, the canal get’s dirtier and dirtier every time I visit it. The water at the pier stained my board and paddle, it was very hard to remove it completely from them. Nasty.

👍👍 Well kept park, plenty of area to walk around and enjoy the views. Good play park for younger children, which is contained within a gated fence. Tennis courts free to use and accessible using the Glasgow life website or scanning the site QR code. Access by entering number supplied via booking. Flood...

👍👍 I went here with my niece last saturday , It's a lovely trail. The wood carvings are perfect, there is also a loch with ducks and swans, a nice bit to sit & eat at. We then went up stairs to the top of the trail it looks very cool and feels like your on an adventure but a bit slippy to get down from...