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The Natural History Sculpture Trail

Fifteen bird and animal sculptures now stand as signposts to guide you along Kelburn’s Natural History Trail, a forty minute walk through the romantic Glen. The fascinating sculptures have been specially made for Kelburn by renowned Ayrshire sculptor, Alan Lees.

Kelburn’s History Trail

Learn about Kelburn’s history by following a trail of informative signs, that take you round the castle, past the Glen and through into the gardens. A special leaflet on Kelburn’s history compliments and adds to the information on the signs, and can be bought for 30p.

Teachers can lead school children around the above trails without the assistance of a guide or ranger. In some places there are steps or steep parts, so regrettably they are unsuitable for wheelchairs. The Natural History Trail is ideal for all ages, the History Trail is recommended to the over tens.

 

 

Kelburn is fully open 10am - 6pm. Easter to October. Adults £7.50, Child/Conc £5.00, Families £25
(Family day ticket entitles entry for 2 adults and up to 3 children).

Only Grounds & Riding School are open in Winter
(Reduced entry fees during Winter). Special Rates are available for groups and schools at all times of the year