Milldewan Hill

Hill, Mountain in Angus

Scotland

Milldewan Hill

Last gate before the bend For several kilometres, the western shore of Backwater Reservoir is pretty much straight. Here the reservoir makes a turn to the east. A sheep field sits on the peninsula. The path meanders through the field and then disappears into the woods. This is the last gate before the turn.
Last gate before the bend Credit: Aleks Scholz

Milldewan Hill is a prominent hill located in the county of Angus, Scotland. Standing at an elevation of approximately 420 meters (1,377 feet), it is known for its picturesque beauty and stunning panoramic views. Situated near the village of Menmuir, Milldewan Hill is a popular destination for hikers, nature lovers, and outdoor enthusiasts.

The hill is characterized by its gently sloping terrain, covered in a variety of vegetation such as heather, grasses, and scattered trees. It offers a peaceful and tranquil environment, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and contemplation. The surrounding countryside is dotted with farms and fields, adding to the charm and rural atmosphere of the area.

At the summit of Milldewan Hill, visitors are rewarded with breathtaking views of the Angus Glens, the rolling hills of the Mearns, and even glimpses of the distant North Sea. On a clear day, it is possible to see as far as the Grampian Mountains to the west. This makes it a popular spot for photographers and those seeking to capture the beauty of the Scottish landscape.

Access to Milldewan Hill is relatively easy, with several footpaths leading to the top. The climb is moderate in difficulty, making it suitable for people of all ages and fitness levels. Whether it is for a leisurely walk, a family outing, or a more challenging hike, Milldewan Hill offers a rewarding experience for those seeking to connect with nature and enjoy the stunning scenery of Angus.

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Last gate before the bend For several kilometres, the western shore of Backwater Reservoir is pretty much straight. Here the reservoir makes a turn to the east. A sheep field sits on the peninsula. The path meanders through the field and then disappears into the woods. This is the last gate before the turn.
Last gate before the bend
For several kilometres, the western shore of Backwater Reservoir is pretty much straight. Here the reservoir makes a turn to the east. A sheep field sits on the peninsula. The path meanders through the field and then disappears into the woods. This is the last gate before the turn.
Glendamff Farm
Glendamff Farm
Looking south down the Blackwater reservoir
Looking south down the Blackwater reservoir
Craig of Balloch Heading for Backwater Reservoir.
Craig of Balloch
Heading for Backwater Reservoir.
Footpath south-west from Craig of Balloch A viable footpath.
Footpath south-west from Craig of Balloch
A viable footpath.
Footpath east into Craig of Balloch A viable footpath.
Footpath east into Craig of Balloch
A viable footpath.
Backwater Reservoir The Backwater Reservoir supplies Dundee, and was opened by the Queen in 1969.
Backwater Reservoir
The Backwater Reservoir supplies Dundee, and was opened by the Queen in 1969.
Top carpark and picnic area, Backwater Reservoir The Backwater Reservoir supplies Dundee, and was opened by the Queen in 1969. Redundant metal noticeboards have been bolted to the table tops as a base for portable barbecues.
Top carpark and picnic area, Backwater Reservoir
The Backwater Reservoir supplies Dundee, and was opened by the Queen in 1969. Redundant metal noticeboards have been bolted to the table tops as a base for portable barbecues.
North end of the reservoir Although it didn't exist until the late 1960s, the Backwater reservoir has blended well into the countryside around it.
North end of the reservoir
Although it didn't exist until the late 1960s, the Backwater reservoir has blended well into the countryside around it.
Glenhead farm With forested Cuilt Hill rising behind it.
Glenhead farm
With forested Cuilt Hill rising behind it.
Glenhead farm road The cottage is just inside the neighbouring NO2562 square.
Glenhead farm road
The cottage is just inside the neighbouring NO2562 square.
Soggy field The sheep are keeping their feet dry by staying away from the softest spot.
Soggy field
The sheep are keeping their feet dry by staying away from the softest spot.
Milldewan plantation East of Glenhead Farm.
Milldewan plantation
East of Glenhead Farm.
Grazing sheep In the fields in front of Milldewan Plantation.
Grazing sheep
In the fields in front of Milldewan Plantation.
Loop on the burn A sinuous stretch of the Hole Burn with the trees of Harran Plantation behind.
Loop on the burn
A sinuous stretch of the Hole Burn with the trees of Harran Plantation behind.
Fence gate with tall post On Milldewan Hill. The tall post may have been kindly provided to help walkers steady themselves while climbing over the gate.
Fence gate with tall post
On Milldewan Hill. The tall post may have been kindly provided to help walkers steady themselves while climbing over the gate.
Looking towards Corwharn Hill The view along the ridge of Milldewan Hill.
Looking towards Corwharn Hill
The view along the ridge of Milldewan Hill.
Milldewan Plantation South-eastern flank of the forestry.
Milldewan Plantation
South-eastern flank of the forestry.
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Milldewan Hill is located at Grid Ref: NO2662 (Lat: 56.745718, Lng: -3.199098)

Unitary Authority: Angus

Police Authority: Tayside

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Milldewan Hill
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