Glen Isla is the most westerly of the Angus Glens, and the only one that is a through route for cars.
Located along the border with Perth and Kinross, the head of the glen lies close to the border with Aberdeenshire. It is an important destination for the outdoor enthusiast with wide open spaces offering opportunities for walking and a range of country sports.
The area is also a favourite destination for nature lovers. At the Loch of Lintrathen, a wildlife reserve provides a summer home for ospreys, while in the winter months, all sorts of wildfowl can be found. Amongst the other outdoor delights is the Backwater Reservoir, where the road takes you across the dam itself. Reekie Linn Falls is an impressive waterfall in natural gorged woodland; its spume effects account for its smoky, 'reekie’ description.
The sweeping, symmetrical cone of Mount Blair (Hill of the Moor) is well seen from Glenshee and...
Glen Prosen is essentially a quiet wooded backwater, with all the wild and rugged splendour of the...
The name Monamenach derives from the Scots Gaelic word for 'Middle Hill'.
The word Alyth means `steep bank or rugged place' - with town and hill named as one.
Bridge of Cally is a small village in Perthshire, north of Blairgowrie.
Alyth is a small town in Perthshire, east of Blairgowrie.
Strathardle is a lovely river valley lying off to the northwest of the town of Blairgowrie in...
Kirkmichael is a small village north of Blairgowrie, beside the River Ardle.
Glenshee is a glen in east Perthshire whose name translates to the ‘fairy glen’.
Spittal of Glenshee is a Perthshire village in the Cairngorms National Park near the ski resort of...
A tributary of the River Tay, the River Islay runs for 46 miles through Angus and Perthshire
The River Ericht in Perthshire runs close to the centre of Blairgowrie and takes its name from the...
The Den of Alyth is a wooded glen situated on the outskirts of the Perthshire village of Alyth,...
Ben Gulabin is classified as a Corbett (mountain over 2500 ft) and provides an attractive backdrop...
Blairgowrie is one of the largest towns in Perthshire, sitting to the north of the city of Perth on...
The Angus Glens are part of Cairngorms National Park and offer a range of trails to explore and...
Meigle is a village in Perthshire, east of Blairgowrie.
A charming town with winding narrow streets, Kirriemuir - 'Gateway to the Glens' - makes a...
Loch of Clunie is one of five attractive freshwater lochs situated close to the main A923 between...
Coupar Angus is a small market town in Perthshire, north east of the city of Perth and north west...
The Meikleour Beech Hedge, four miles south of Blairgowrie is the longest hedge in Britain and the...
Meikleour is a village in Perthshire, south of Blairgowrie, which boasts the world's highest beech...
No visit to Angus and Dundee would be complete without seeing the village of Glamis, whose 18th...
Fungarth Hill lies on the outskirts of Dunkeld and the track between the two once formed part of an...
Logierait is a village in Perthshire, south of Pitlochry and north of the city of Perth.
Atholl Woods are situated a short distance from Dunkeld, on the Atholl Estate in Perthshire, and...
Dunkeld is a town in Perthshire, which sits on the banks of the River Tay amongst the forests. It...
The market town of Forfar was once the centre of the ancient Kingdom of the Picts.
Ben Vrackie is a well known and much loved hill which forms a scenic backdrop to the bustling...
Birnam is a town in Perthshire, north of the city of Perth, which sits opposite the twin town of...
The Black Spout waterfall runs 60 m high on the Edradour Burn. It is in Black Spout Wood, which is...
Dunkeld’s Parent Larch is situated behind the town’s cathedral and dates from 1738, when a group of...
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