Bogle Den

Valley in Perthshire

Scotland

Bogle Den

Woodland, Redmyre Mature conifers in a landscape dominated by younger woodlands. — Woodland, Redmyre Credit: Richard Webb

Bogle Den is a picturesque valley located in the Perthshire region of Scotland. Nestled amidst the rolling hills and lush greenery, this enchanting destination offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.

The valley is known for its stunning natural beauty, with a meandering river running through it and dense forests surrounding the area. The landscape is dotted with charming cottages and traditional farmhouses, adding to the idyllic atmosphere. Bogle Den is particularly famous for its vibrant display of wildflowers during the spring and summer months, creating a vibrant tapestry of colors.

Nature enthusiasts will be delighted by the abundance of wildlife in the area. The valley is home to a diverse range of fauna, including deer, foxes, and various bird species. Exploring the numerous walking trails that crisscross the valley provides an opportunity to observe these creatures in their natural habitat.

For those seeking adventure, Bogle Den offers a range of outdoor activities. The river that flows through the valley is perfect for fishing and canoeing, while the surrounding hills provide excellent opportunities for hiking and cycling.

In addition to its natural attractions, Bogle Den is also steeped in history. The remnants of ancient settlements and stone circles can be found in the vicinity, providing a glimpse into the region's past.

Overall, Bogle Den is a haven for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike. Its stunning scenery, diverse wildlife, and rich cultural heritage make it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking to experience the beauty of Perthshire.

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Woodland, Redmyre Mature conifers in a landscape dominated by younger woodlands.

Woodland, Redmyre

Mature conifers in a landscape dominated by younger woodlands.

Come on England - you could do this The red band on the sign is the deletion of a keep out sign. More advanced nations have laws against them, but we must never ever be complacent.

A scattering of ancient beeches suggest there was once a tree lined strip here, old maps show a 2 acre elongated enclosure between the gate and Redmyre.

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The red band on the sign is the deletion of a keep out sign. More advanced nations have laws against them, but we must never ever be complacent. A scattering of ancient beeches suggest there was once a tree lined strip here, old maps show a 2 acre elongated enclosure between the gate and Redmyre.

Old beech, Redmyre Once there was a line of beeches either side of a road here, possibly a pair of hedges. Old maps show a long 2 acre (0.8 Ha) strip here. Redmyre Wood beyond has a chequered history. 1950s 1:25,000 maps show no woodland here, but there was a substantial wood here on the 25&quot; map of 1900.

Old beech, Redmyre

Once there was a line of beeches either side of a road here, possibly a pair of hedges. Old maps show a long 2 acre (0.8 Ha) strip here. Redmyre Wood beyond has a chequered history. 1950s 1:25,000 maps show no woodland here, but there was a substantial wood here on the 25" map of 1900.

Lane near Knapp The road has just crossed the Knapp Burn beside the wall of Rossie Priory Estate.

Lane near Knapp

The road has just crossed the Knapp Burn beside the wall of Rossie Priory Estate.

Knapp Den Rossie Woodlands. The wall had recently collapsed here, a common occurrence during periods of heavy rain.

Knapp Den

Rossie Woodlands. The wall had recently collapsed here, a common occurrence during periods of heavy rain.

Roundel woodland, Lochton Ploughing is going to be an issue this year with so much rainfall.

Roundel woodland, Lochton

Ploughing is going to be an issue this year with so much rainfall.

East Newton A road running off the Sidlaw Hills towards the Carse of Gowrie passes a sawmill.

East Newton

A road running off the Sidlaw Hills towards the Carse of Gowrie passes a sawmill.

Wetland beside the Knapp Burn Wet and scrubby land by the East Newton sawmill.

Wetland beside the Knapp Burn

Wet and scrubby land by the East Newton sawmill.

Farmland, Newton Round bales still out, later I saw soggy round bales being removed from a field at Redmyre.

Farmland, Newton

Round bales still out, later I saw soggy round bales being removed from a field at Redmyre.

Road, East Newton A dreich day in the Sidlaw Hills.

Road, East Newton

A dreich day in the Sidlaw Hills.

Road by South Lochton A road across the Sidlaw Hills between Abernyte and Burrelton.

Road by South Lochton

A road across the Sidlaw Hills between Abernyte and Burrelton.

Timber tracks The block to the south of Laird&#039;s Loch had been recently felled and the timber extracted by this track to a logging road further up Northballo Hill. Great news as the track to the south of Northballo Hill was undamaged.

Timber tracks

The block to the south of Laird's Loch had been recently felled and the timber extracted by this track to a logging road further up Northballo Hill. Great news as the track to the south of Northballo Hill was undamaged.

Stubble, Little Ballo Stubble covered slopes of Little Ballo Hill beside a wetland area.

Stubble, Little Ballo

Stubble covered slopes of Little Ballo Hill beside a wetland area.

Yellow road, Little Ballo

Yellow road, Little Ballo

Priest's Road There is still a way through the gorse and broom on a very attractive path through mixed woodland, mostly young but with some older trees.

Priest's Road

There is still a way through the gorse and broom on a very attractive path through mixed woodland, mostly young but with some older trees.

Priest's Road The path was obviously wider here once, but is now largely covered in gorse and broom. It is however unobstructed and has gates which can be opened.

Priest's Road

The path was obviously wider here once, but is now largely covered in gorse and broom. It is however unobstructed and has gates which can be opened.

Wetland near Redmyre Marshy rough grazing next to the woodlands.

Wetland near Redmyre

Marshy rough grazing next to the woodlands.

Track, Redmyre Becomes a single track path through broom and gorse at the end of this field.

Track, Redmyre

Becomes a single track path through broom and gorse at the end of this field.

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Bogle Den is located at Grid Ref: NO2633 (Lat: 56.490512, Lng: -3.1897176)

Unitary Authority: Perth and Kinross

Police Authority: Tayside

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