Top Things to do in Falkirk District
What to do and see in Falkirk District, Scotland: The Best Outdoor Activities
Discover the best top things to do in Falkirk District, United Kingdom including Scottish Segway Centre, Seagull Canal Cruising, Forthview Golf Range, Grangemouth Golf Course, Scuba Ts Diving, Galloway Red Kite Trail, Wellsfield Equestrian-Horseback Riding, Wellsfield Trout Fishery, Metal Detecting in Scotland, Falkirk Golf Club.
Restaurants in Falkirk District
1. Scottish Segway Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 137 reviews
Experience Segway . . . . it's like nothing you have every done before! Glide over the ground on this revolutionary, self-balancing "magic carpet". Enjoy the incredible sensation, plus discover the amazing Falkirk Wheel: our guided tours take you above The Wheel for some superb views, plus explore the Roman Antonine Way and the Old Roman Fort.
2. Seagull Canal Cruising
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5.0 based on 46 reviews
Seagull Canal Cruising offers canal cruises with a difference on our specially adapted,fully accessible, boat Wooden Spoon Seagull. With three times the space of a normal canal boat, and a sliding roof, Wooden Spoon Seagull offers a unique environment in which to enjoy cruising on the historic Forth & Clyde and Union Canals. Just turn up and board Wooden Spoon Seagull for the next trip.
3. Forthview Golf Range
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5.0 based on 7 reviews
Newly refurbished golf driving range, with a very bright, open feel. Now powered by Toptracer Range. Excellent mats, balls and floodlighting. State of the art teaching facilities and private practice suites for the ultimate practice experience. Now boasting Central Scotland’s American Golf Store. We also have an excellent golf club repair and regripping service and Electric golf trolley repair service.
Reviewed By 99drewr - Bo'ness, United Kingdom
Fantastic facility and our saviour in lockdown. The toptracer screens makes it fun for all ages and ability. Well organised with Covid protocols, hand gel and antibacterial spray available in every bay. Check out the website for happy hours and kids discount rates. A big thanks to Steve and the team for the hard work they do to make the facility available and fun for all.
4. Grangemouth Golf Course
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Grangemouth Golf Course is a beautifully laid out 18 hole parkland course on gently sloping terrain providing a challenging but fair test of golf. Situated on 500 acres of Scottish countryside the course is surrounded by Polmont Woods, a local fishery and views of the Ochil Hills on the back 9. It is a 6,432 yards White Tee Par 71, 6049 yards Yellow Tee Par 70 and 5542 Ladies/Junior Tees Par 73.
5. Scuba Ts Diving
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5.0 based on 13 reviews
Hello and welcome to Scuba Ts Diving. T stands for Todd which is my middle name. I am a Padi Master Scuba Diver Instructor offering Padi courses and Discover local Diving in central Scotland at some of our beautiful locations. I can arrange training in Glasgow or Falkirk area. Whatever your Scuba needs please feel free to contact me all year round. Thank You Scuba T
6. Galloway Red Kite Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By FMW13 - Irvine, United Kingdom
Haven’t been to the feeding station as the Kites are easily seen locally. But if you pay, you’ll see many dozens from their one viewpoint. Drive or cycle from Ringford (off A75) to Laurieston and you’re pretty much guaranteed to see plenty of Red Kites. The fields had been recently ploughed & dozens of birds were feeding on the bare soil or wheeling overhead very close by. It’s a quiet road with places to stop, and signed the “Red Kite Trail”. Or walk up the hill to the Red Kite view point by taking the path directly opposite the Loch Ken Caravan Park (public car park just off the A713). Better still, stay on the campsite and hear the birds right overhead as you sit outside. Or go to Threave Castle near Castle Douglas at the right time of year (say, April to early August) to see Kites - but also Osprey.
7. Wellsfield Equestrian-Horseback Riding
8. Wellsfield Trout Fishery
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By crawfordm2013 - Stirling, United Kingdom
Great Fishery which is being made eve better by improving the path network between the Lochans (Ponds). Good fighting fish, ranging from two to big double figures. If you haven’t visited, treat yourself to a great days fishing. Tight lines ????
9. Metal Detecting in Scotland
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3.0 based on 2 reviews
Do you have a passion for Scottish history? Are you keen to search the stunning lands of the worlds most beautiful country? Then you are in the right place. Our service will provide you with an adventurous tour around Scotland’s most beautiful sites. From metal detecting the historic lands to researching finds to discover their mysterious stories, our service will ensure you a holiday to remember.
10. Falkirk Golf Club
An exceptional parkland golf course in Central Scotland with additional Antonine Academy 9 hole course and first class practice facilities.
