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Visitors on the shore at Blackness using binoculars to enjoy the view, blackness castle in the background

Seashore Foraging

Join herbalist and plant expert Anna Canning to discover the useful plants that grow around the shores of Blackness Castle

A curlew and her young on the Firth of Forth

Blackness Birding

Drop into Blackness Castle and join the Rangers on the battlements.

Some flowers and herbs in a mortal and pestle

Potion Maker's Trail

Children are invited to find the answers to break the spell on the castle. A certificate and sticker are awarded at the end.

Exterior view of Kinneil House from in front of the driveway

Kinneil House Self Guided Tour

Self guided tour of Kinneil House in support of Hippfest 2025.

View of a castle with the a blue/red sky above

Tantallon Wildlife Watch

Drop-in event to spot wildlife from Tantallon Castle

Aerial view of a beautiful abbey and island dominating the Firth of Forth

Inchcolm Island Wildlife Watch

Drop-in event to spot wildlife from Inchcolm Island

Aerial view of standing stones in a circle formation

Walking The Neolithic Landscape

Join the rangers for a lochside walk, learn about how the landscape, plants and animals have changed between the Neolithic Period and now.

Spiny Puffball mushrooms growing out of a wet mossy wall

Fantastic Fungi (Blackness Castle)

Expert-led walk focusing on fungi

A Historic Scotland Ranger talking to two people by a loch with a palace in the background

Linlithgow Peel Litter Pick

Take action for nature with a litter pick and Ranger-led walk at Linlithgow Peel

A man on a shingle beach picking up litter with a castle in the background

Blackness Beach Clean

Take action for nature with a beach clean at Blackness Bay

A Ranger with a visitor crouched down by the loch looking at some wildlife and Linlithgow Palace in the background

Spring Stroll

Join a ranger on a free guided walk around Linlithgow Loch