Whether you’re seeking challenging treks or tranquil strolls, Angus has something for everyone.

The Angus Glens are the heart of the region’s hiking scene. Lace up your boots and explore trails that wind through breathtaking landscapes. The majestic glens are a great place to begin your hiking adventures, with locations like Glen Doll providing a perfect starting point for exploring the hills. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or just looking for a peaceful walk, the glens offer a path for every skill level.

For a different kind of scenery, the Angus coastline provides stunning cliff-top walks and sandy beaches. Stroll along the cliffs in Arbroath and take in the sea views or feel the sand between your toes on a beach walk. Our coastal paths offer a refreshing and invigorating experience, a perfect compliment to the tranquil glens.

Cool off, get active, or just enjoy the water in Angus.

The lochs, rivers, and coastal waters of Angus are a playground for outdoor enthusiasts, from the rolling dunes of Lunan Bay beach to the stunning surrounds of Loch Brandy – perfect for walking, paddling, or simply relaxing.

Experience the thrill of wild swimming in picturesque spots like Arbirlot Falls. For those who enjoy activities on the water, you can try sailing, paddleboarding, kayaking and much more. If you prefer a more relaxed aquatic experience, there are opportunities for fishing and boat trips on the rivers, lochs, and at sea.

Pedal through countryside, glens and quiet roads while soaking in the scenery.

Angus is a fantastic destination for cyclists with a variety of trails suitable for both road, gravel and mountain biking, taking in the breathtaking views and scenery which stretch for miles.

You can explore the beautiful countryside on two wheels, with a network of trails available in both rural and town locations. Whether you prefer a leisurely ride through a charming village or a more challenging off-road adventure, there’s a path waiting for you.

Angus is teeming with fascinating wildlife and nature-rich landscapes.

You can spot an array of species in our country parks and along the River South Esk. For a closer look, visit one of our local farm experiences like Murton Farm & Nature Reserve, Peel Farm or Newton Farm where you can get up close and personal with friendly farm animals.

Discover 50 miles of wildlife rich landscapes on the Wild South Esk trail, including the vast estuary at Montrose Basin. From native birds to farm animals, the region offers a chance to connect with nature and enjoy the great outdoors at a leisurely pace.

Angus isn’t just for walkers, swimmers or cyclists — it’s also a top-tier destination for golfers, offering everything from historic links to scenic inland courses.

Test your skills at the legendary Carnoustie Championship Course, famous for hosting The Open, or play a round at Montrose 1562, one of the oldest golf courses in the world. For traditional links play, Arbroath Golf Links delivers dunes, sea breezes and over 70 bunkers, while courses like Forfar and Edzell offer picturesque parkland and heathland settings.

Whether you’re a seasoned golfer or a beginner looking to try something new, Angus promises a memorable game in stunning surroundings.