Hillwalking

As with all of the Angus Glens there is a variety of Hillwalking available. The hills in the area are generally not too steep and are criss crossed with many hill roads and paths. It is worth remembering that there are working farms and estates in the glens and you will not be thanked for leaving gates open or blocking them with cars.

Cortachy Path Network

The Cortachy and Dykehead path system has been designed to provide a network of attractive, easily followed walks through a variety of terrain.

None of the walks is unduly difficult, although the walks up to the Airlie Monument include a steady climb. The reward is a splendid panoramic view of the Angus countryside and hills. Read More

Shooting

There is a range of game shooting available in the area. Please look for Airlie Estates in the Business listings.

Fishing

There is Salmon and trout fishing available in the area. Airlie Estates can supply salmon fishing on the South Esk. Fishing is also available on the Den of Ogil Reservoir, for more more information contact W.R. Hardy Gunsmiths in Forfar.

Angus Riding for the Disabled

To encourage and promote those with disabilities to participate in riding in the Angus areas
Contact:
Mrs Jean Thomson, Invereighty House, by Forfar, DD8 1XL
Tel: 01307 820 203

CL&D Activities Group, Music Group, Film Group

A variety of activities, music and film organised by the community Learning & Development department of Angus Council
Meets at Fairlie House, Kirkton Hill, Kirriemuir, Tuesday/Thursday, 7-9pm (12 years & upwards)
Contact:
Ellie Fiddes  Tel:  01575 574 089