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Land

Hillwalking
Follow in the footsteps of one of Angus's most famous sons, Sir Hugh Munro of Lindertis. Munro was brought up at the foot of the Angus hills and achieved fame by listing all the Scottish mountains over 3,000 feet (914 metres).

Angus and the Eastern Highlands have some of Scotland's finest low and high level walking on offer. The area has 14 Munro summits, which can be climbed alone or linked together to give good quality hill days to rival anywhere in the country.

Alternatively, there are low and mid level walks, suitable for all abilities, as well as some of the finest long distance trails in the country, such as the historic "Jock's Road" and "The Cateran Trail".

Rock Climbing and Abseiling
Angus has some excellent coastal and inland crags and instruction and guiding can be arranged for any group size or any ability.

Navigation
Learn to use map, compass and GPS. Angus has the ideal terrain on which to learn navigational skills and, at the same time, have an enjoyable day out. Instruction and NNAS certification can be arranged.

Orienteering
This is an activity which is suitable for everyone and is not only a fun way to learn navigational skills, but provides enjoyable physical exercise at the same time.

Archery
An activity for all ages and abilities and anyone can do it. Archery brings out the competitive streak in everybody, and is a very enjoyable way to spend a day.

Cycling
Angus abounds with cycling opportunities.On road Angus holds incredible potential with lots of opportunities to explore the southern edge of the Cairngorms on quiet roads. There is also plenty of opportunity to travel through fertile farmland and explore coastal villages.

Mountain Bikers will find plenty to whet the appetite too. The Sidlaws are littered with high quality natural single track, and regularly hold national cross country race events.