Enjoy a visit to the famous town of Kirriemuir with your four legged friends.
Here are just some of the places you can visit and enjoy a bite to eat.
Please note, opening times and prices were correct at the time of publishing, but we strongly advise you check with any providers or attractions before travelling. It’s also recommended that you book in advance where possible.
Airlie Monument was erected in memory of the 11th Earl of Airlie who was killed in the Boer War on 11th June 1900.
Enjoy a walk up Tulloch Hill, near Kirriemuir to see this stunning monument and enjoy outstanding views of the surrounding countryside.
Wee Bear Café is the perfect spot for lunch. Relax amidst its rustic charm, warm at the cosy woodstove and enjoy views out to the loch whilst you enjoy a delicious home cooked lunch and some tasty home baking.
Well behaved dogs are welcome in the café.
Pathhead Farm Dog Park is a central secure dog park with 6ft fences, onsite café and amenities, set in a picturesque yard with views over Kirriemuir and the surrounding Angus countryside.
Allow your dogs to run free, in the security of having the park to yourself. Whether you have a dog with poor recall, a reactive dog or just enjoy your own space, the dog park has something for everyone.
Kirrie Den is a peaceful area of green space close to the centre of the town.
There are paths at various levels throughout the Den and it is a fantastic spot for a peaceful walk and for dogs to have a run around before dinner.
Airlie Arms Hotel in the town centre offers a range of delicious home cooked food in their dog friendly bar. The varied menu includes classic dishes as well as a great selection of burgers, pizzas and pastas with special offers during the week.
The bar is well stocked with a vast selection of malt whiskies, real ales, craft beers and fine wines so you can treat yourself to a drink after a busy day.
The birthplace of Sir J.M. Barrie, Kirriemuir offers a mix of history, nature, and family-friendly attractions. Just a short 30-minute drive from Dundee on the A90, it’s easy to reach by car or public transport. With so much to offer and something for every taste, the town is the perfect place to experience Angus’s unique charm.
