Natural features of Dundee & Angus
Find out more about the beautiful landscape of Dundee & Angus by taking a look through these natural features which include hills, mountains, glens and rivers.
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Lunan Bay
Type
Type
Beaches
Montrose
One of the most beautiful beaches in Scotland, Lunan Bay has attracted many visitors throughout the ages, from Viking armies in the 10th century to generations of holidaymakers. Today it offers a secluded haven on the dramatic Angus coastline.
Arbroath Beach
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Type
Beaches
Arbroath
Arbroath is most famous for its smoked haddock, but its picturesque and well-maintained beach is alone worth a visit the harbour town.
Monifieth Bay
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Type
Beaches
Monifieth
This beautiful blue flag beach near Dundee is the perfect place to enjoy a gentle stroll while soaking up the refreshing coastal air.
Broughty Ferry Beach
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Beaches
Near Dundee
Nestled beneath a historic castle in the former fishing village of Broughty Ferry, this spacious sandy beach is the perfect destination for a relaxing family day out.
Glen Isla
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Type
Glens
Glen Isla is the most westerly of the Angus Glens, and the only one that is a through route for cars.
Montrose Seafront
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Type
Beaches
Montrose
Head to the Montrose Seafront for a fun-filled family day out and enjoy three miles of golden sand at one of Scotland’s most extensive beaches.
Glen Doll
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Type
Forests & Woodlands
Kirriemuir
The Angus Glens are part of Cairngorms National Park and offer a range of trails to explore and wildlife to discover.
Monamenach
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Type
Hills & Mountains
Ben Gulabin
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Type
Hills & Mountains
Blairgowrie
Ben Gulabin is classified as a Corbett (mountain over 2500 ft) and provides an attractive backdrop for the settlement of Spittal of Glenshee.
Carnoustie Beach
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Type
Beaches
Carnoustie
Arbroath is most famous for its smoked haddock, but its picturesque and well-maintained beach is alone worth a visit the harbour town.
Angus Glens
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Glens
The Angus Glens are a series of tranquil valleys penetrated by single-track roads, offering some of the most majestic landscapes of north east Scotland.
River Isla
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Type
Rivers and Canals
Glen Isla
A tributary of the River Tay, the River Islay runs for 46 miles through Angus and Perthshire
Mount Blair
Type
Type
Hills & Mountains
Blairgowrie
The sweeping, symmetrical cone of Mount Blair (Hill of the Moor) is well seen from Glenshee and Glen Isla and offers excellent walking.
Hill Of Alyth
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Type
Hills & Mountains
Alyth
The word Alyth means `steep bank or rugged place' - with town and hill named as one.
