Outdoor Activities In Livingston
Livingston is the home to many outdoor activities. Take a look at some of our recommended activities.
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Outdoor Activities In Livingston
Visit Almond Valley
1.5Miles from Mercure Livingston Hotel – As an accredited museum, Almond Valley works to provides a local museum service for those areas shaped by the shale oil industry, and represents the national importance of Scotland’s shale oil industry.
Also has a Friendly Farm animals, Histories and Mysteries, Playgrounds and rides, Tractor rides, Things to make and do.
Admission:
Adults £12.00
Children 2 years + £10.00
Open Dates – 26 April 2021 – 31 December 2024
Visit Tailend Moss Wildlife Reserve
Explore Tailend Moss Wildlife Reserve, home to many wildlife such as birds like the Kingfisher, The Yellowhammer, and more. There are also several plants, like the round-leaved sundew, crossed-leaved heath, and more.
Price: Free
Visit Dechmont Law
Explore the mysterious Dechmont Law. The recreational area on the northern fringe of Livingston shows signs of bronze age and iron age earthworks.
The area is most famous for its UFO incident in 1979, where spherical objects supposedly assaulted a worker, and despite an investigation, it remains a mystery to this day.
Price: Free
3.7 Miles from the hotel – We are a friendly members’ club where we enjoy a mix of social and competitive golf and new members and visitors are welcome.
Our par 69 parkland course is fair but challenging, with the aim being to provide an enjoyable all-round golfing experience.
Uphall Golf Club is West Lothian’s most progressive golf club with massive investment in drainage to USGA specification keeping us open when others have the course closed signs up.
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