Bara Wood in East Lothian
Bara Wood in East Lothian is a forest.
- Land Use
- forest
Bus stops
Training centres
Convenience stores
Cafés
Chalet
Roads nearby
Blindwell Brae700 m
Mag's Bank1,9 km
Priest Bank2,1 km
Westpoint2,3 km
Burnside CourtGarvald
2,6 km
Kirk Brae2,7 km
Path blocked3,1 km
Body of waters nearby
Bara Loch450 m
Danskine Loch1,5 km
Donolly Reservoir1,5 km
Buildings nearby
Bara House250 m
Carfrae Cottages1000 m
Linplum HOuse1,4 km
Moreham Mains2,3 km
Garvald Telephone Exchange2,4 km
BEachhill House2,6 km
Commons nearby
Gifford Common2,7 km
Farmyards nearby
Bara Farm650 m
Little Carfrae1,0 km
Townhead1,8 km
Garvald Mains2,0 km
Tanderlane2,2 km
Morham Bank2,2 km
Sheriffside2,3 km
Newlands3,1 km
Forests nearby
Townhead Wood1,2 km
Places of worship nearby
Garvald and Bara Parish Church2,8 km
Residential areas nearby
Cross Hill2,2 km
Danskine Lodge2,2 km
Sunnyside2,6 km
Morham Village Houses2,8 km
Rivers nearby
Danskine Burn2,5 km
Gifford Water2,8 km
Papana Water2,9 km
Streams nearby
Sandyford Burn2,3 km
Hairy Burn2,3 km
Newlands Burn2,7 km
Woodlands nearby
Greenlaw Clump1,6 km
Snawdon Wood1,8 km
Duncanlaw Strip2,2 km
Black Wood2,2 km
Hattie Braes2,4 km
Playmuir Wood2,6 km
Sunnyside Strip2,6 km
Shank Lea Wood2,6 km
Walden Lea2,7 km
Nunraw Wood2,7 km
Castle Wood2,8 km
Thicket Wood2,8 km
| Railway | |
| Bus | |
| Tram |
| Cycle path | |
| Cycle lane on road | |
| Cycling on bus lane | |
| Bicycle street | |
| Cyclists allowed | |
| Cyclists allowed, good surface | |
| No cycling | |
| Cobblestones |
| Long-distance cycle route | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance cycle route |
| Path |
| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance hiking trail | ||
| No pedestrians |