Glen Doll

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Walkers crossing a bridge in Glen Doll. P.Tomkins /VisitScotland/ Scottish Viewpoint

Father and son by the White Water. P.Tomkins /VisitScotland/ Scottish Viewpoint

The White Water burn in Glen Doll. P.Tomkins /VisitScotland/ Scottish Viewpoint

Glen Doll from Glen Clova. P.Tomkins /VisitScotland/ Scottish Viewpoint

A place to walk, climb and relax

There’s something for everyone to enjoy at Glen Doll. Why not take a walk along one of the six marked trails that lead from the car park? On the Corrie Fee Trail you’ll even find signal posts that tell you what to look for.

The glen's great for birdwatching too, while climbers relish the challenge of tackling the craggy valley sides.

Mountain bikers, horse riders and cross-country skiers are also welcome to use the forest trails, while the picnic area by the car park is a popular spot for families.

Further information will be available from the Angus Glens Ranger Service.