Angus Glens Walking Festival

The Angus Glens Walking Festival is a walking opportunity, which we believe, will open your eyes, stimulate your senses and reveal to you many of the hidden treasures of this enigmatic part of Scotland.

The award winning 4 day Festival is now engraved in the very fabric of Scotland's outdoor activities calendar. Each year the festival includes evening entertainment as well as walks to suit all tastes and abilities. Experienced mountain leaders, many of whom live or work locally, guide groups on each walk, and Countryside Rangers and Estate Managers support the walkers' experience with their knowledge of local history, wildlife and farming. 

NEW for the Angus Glens Walking Festival 2010, were two historical walks which explored the past of JM Barrie, in celebration of the 150th anniversary of the birth of the creator of Peter Pan.

The 2010 Festival also had 2 new walks aimed at experienced hillwalkers. The walk from Glen Clova via The Goet on June 3 was graded 'very strenuous' and the walk from Glen Tanar to Glen Esk via Mount Keen on June 5 was graded 'extremely strenuous'. The Festival is designed for any type of walker, from the less experienced to the mountaineers. What ever your ability there is a walk for you. 

You can now view photographs taken during the Festival in the new Photo Gallery and we would love to add your pictures to this. If you have photographs you would like to share with your fellow walkers, please email them to walkingfestival@angusahead.com and we will publish these on the site.