Rosslyn Castle

It's a ruin of a castle, but if keep that in mind, it is really beautiful and impressive. I recommend the visit if your around, specially if are visiting the chapel, at it is very close to one another.

Wonderful place, epic! Very interesting area, loads to see and explore. Plenty of ancient trees too.

The path leading down to the ruins is a little rough , especially with a wheelchair. Large holes are present. The bridge walkway leading to the ruins is pretty, but there are private signs on display, so not much further can be walked. The views were nice from the ruins with steep drops.

Just a short walk from Rosslyn Chapel, these ruins are well worth a visit. While not much remains of the castle, the bridge to the entrance has commanding views of the glen and right now the autumn colors are nothing short of fantastic. The path can get a bit boggy in certain areas but it is a short easy walk down and back from the chapel car park. The grounds are privately owned so please be respectful.

Nestled in a beautiful country park, it definitely has the visual and atmosphere appeal! Trails can get boggy, but the walks are really nice around the castle to get unique perspectives of parts of the ruins. Keep in mind that the walks on the castle side of the river can be especially steep and muddy after rains.

Tranquilty with breathetakimg views. Pictureque and a lovely walk into the forest of peace

I liked the location of the ruins, the view from afar. The surrounding woodland is excellent for a hike. There is a stream nearby and the place is great for children to run around or for a walk with a dog. However, due to steep hills and slippery slopes not recommended for disabled or people with walking problems.

It’s mostly in ruins and the good part of the castle is private property