Walking in the Angus Glens

Introduction; Landscape; Wildlife; Plants and flowers; Weather; Heritage paths and history; Hill tables; How to use this guide; Planning and preparation; Essential equipment; First aid; Access points and accommodation; Public transport; Access rights and responsibilities; Glen Isla; Walk 1 Monega Hill, Glas Maol, Creag Leacach and Monamenach; Walk 2 Badandun Hill; Walk 3 Mount Blair; Walk 4 Mealna Letter; Walk 5 Craigie Thieves; Walk 6 Corwharn and Milldewan Hill; Walk 7 Craigie Law and Crock; Glen Prosen; Walk 8 Tulloch Hill, The Goal and Hill of Couternach; Walk 9 Cat Law and Long Goat; Walk 10 Knachly and Hill of Spott; Walk 11 Hill of Strone and Driesh; Glen Clova; Walk 12 Broad Cairn and Cairn Bannoch; Walk 13 Tolmount and Tom Buidhe; Walk 14 Driesh and Mayar; Walk 15 Cairn Broadlands and Craig Mellon; Walk 16 Ferrowie and Lair of Aldararie; Walk 17 Ben Tirran; Walk 18 Green Hill, Boustie Ley and Ben Reid; Walk 19 Dog Hillock, Finbracks and Manywee; Glen Lethnot; Walk 20 Hill of Glansie; Walk 21 Tamhilt and Hill of Mondurran; Walk 22 Hill of Wirren and East Wirren; Glen Esk; Walk 23 Mount Battock and Mount Een; Walk 24 Hill of Cat and Hill of Gairney; Walk 25 Mount Keen; Walk 26 Craig Maskeldie and Hunt Hill; Mounth Roads; Walk 27 Capel Mounth; Walk 28 Tolmounth; Walk 29 Firmounth; Walk 30 Mounth; Appendix A Route summary table; Appendix B Useful contacts

Based in Dundee, James Carron holds an enduring love for the Angus Glens. He also makes regular forays overseas and adores hiking in Eastern Europe. A freelance writer specialising in outdoor pursuits, he has written several walking guidebooks and is a regular contributor to outdoor magazines.