The sheer beauty of the landscape, flora, fauna, and the peaceful unspoilt character of Glenesk are much admired by visitors.

There are many attractions in Glenesk, from the historical landmarks of Invermark Castle, Standing Stones, Drostan’s Cross which is part of the Angus Pictish Trail and the Queen’s Well to the Glenesk Folk Museum with its tearoom and gift shop.

The Museum hosts a large amount of artefacts and archives associated with the past. For people seeking outdoor recreation there are hill walking, bird watching, shooting and fishing and for visitors looking for somewhere to stay, the Glen has a variety of accommodation to offer.