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Angus is an area of outstanding beauty, situated on the east coast of Scotland. The rugged coastline of Angus opens into scenic glens and the fertile Valley of Strathmore.  Known around the world as Scotland's Birthplace, Angus enjoys the benefits of modern living, as well as tangible links with a colourful and historically significant past. To find out more about Angus, click on the 'home' button above to visit angusahead.com.

The Angus Glens Walking Festival

The 9th annual Angus Glens Walking Festival takes place between Thursday 2nd and Sunday 5th June 2011.  Over 400 walkers attended the 2010 festival and this year is set to be even more popular, with the introduction of seven new walks and two new evening events. 

From the breathtaking landscapes of the glens to impressive coastal views, Angus is the perfect backdrop for a walking holiday.  To view the walk programme and to book online, visit the Angus Glens Walking Festival - Thursday 31st May to Sunday 3rd June 2012 section.

Outdoor Angus

Angus County is an ideal destination for those who enjoy outdoor pursuits. From high mountains in the north, across the fertile farmlands and forests of Strathmore, to the sea cliffs and long sandy beaches in the east and south, every outdoor activity is catered for.

Visit the Outdoor Angus website for more information, including:

• Land Activities such as Hillwalking and Archery
• Snow Activities such as Snow & Ice Climbing and Skiing
• Water Activities such as Windsurfing and Sailing
• Adventure Activities such as Kiting and Gorge Walking
• Activities for Children, Stag & Hen parties and other Groups
• Outdoor Activity Equipment
• Accommodation for the Outdoor Adventurer

For more surprising things to see and do in Angus this spring and summer visit Visit Scotland Surprise Angus.