Cadger Path

Settlement in Angus

Scotland

Cadger Path

Strathmore: NW view to Grampians from Hill of Finavon, 1988 In far distance on the left is [probably]? Ben Tirran (2,860 ft.) north of Glen Clova, with White Hill (2,544 ft.) nearer and in the middle the Lethnot &amp; Navar district (Dog Hilloch, 2,369 ft.) and on the right Hill of Wirren (2,109 ft.). (Cf. <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3418">NO5055 : Strathmore from Finavon Hill</a> and <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/148491">NO5055 : Vale of Strathmore from Finavon Hill</a>). — Strathmore: NW view to Grampians from Hill of Finavon, 1988 Credit: Ben Brooksbank

Cadger Path is a picturesque countryside path located in Angus, Scotland. It is situated in the rural area of Angus, known for its stunning scenery and tranquil atmosphere. The path stretches for approximately 2 miles and offers a delightful walk through the heart of the Angus countryside.

Cadger Path is surrounded by lush green fields, rolling hills, and charming farmland, creating a serene and peaceful ambiance for visitors. The path is well-maintained and suitable for both walkers and cyclists, making it a popular choice for outdoor enthusiasts.

As you wander along Cadger Path, you'll be treated to breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, with glimpses of the nearby Angus Glens visible in the distance. The path follows the course of a gently flowing stream, adding to the idyllic charm of the area.

Along the way, you may encounter various wildlife species, including birds, rabbits, and perhaps even a deer or two. The path is also lined with a variety of wildflowers and native plants, adding color and vibrancy to the surroundings.

Cadger Path is a great place to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse yourself in nature. Whether you're seeking a leisurely stroll, a peaceful bike ride, or a moment of tranquility, Cadger Path offers an ideal setting to relax and rejuvenate.

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Cadger Path Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.701912/-2.8344878 or Grid Reference NO4957. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Strathmore: NW view to Grampians from Hill of Finavon, 1988

In far distance on the left is [probably]? Ben Tirran (2,860 ft.) north of Glen Clova, with White Hill (2,544 ft.) nearer and in the middle the Lethnot & Navar district (Dog Hilloch, 2,369 ft.) and on the right Hill of Wirren (2,109 ft.). (Cf. NO5055 : Strathmore from Finavon Hill and NO5055 : Vale of Strathmore from Finavon Hill).

Ben Brooksbank

South Esk at Finavon

Douglas Nelson

Grassland above Strathmore

The Grampians can be seen in the distance beyond the strath.

Douglas Nelson

Built-up area of Finavon along the A90 road

This view is from the southbound (locally westbound) travel lanes of the A90 road.

C Michael Hogan

Approaching the Bogardo turnoff

Photographer is in the southbound travel lane of the A90 road.

C Michael Hogan

Peggy Scott's on the A90 at Finavon

Roger Davies

B957 past farm buildings at Barnyards

Steven Brown

B957 near Tannadyce House

Steven Brown

Dismantled railway bridge at Nether Balgillo

Steven Brown

Ruined cottage at the roadside, Nether Balgillo

Steven Brown

Peggy Scott's, Finavon

Roadside services beside the A90.

Fields at Oathlaw

South Esk at Finavon

South Esk at Finavon

Vale of Strathmore from Finavon Hill

You can see Finavon Castle (NO4956) and the Angus hills with a dusting of snow.

Dominic Dawn Harry and Jacob Paterson

Any colour you like as long as it's green

Well several actually. Netherton Tractors, a John Deere dealer, beside Tolmuir Wood.

Richard Webb

Bogardo

The fenced areas by the farm house are building plots, one of which contains the ruined cottage. They have fine views to the north across Strathmore. In the meantime they sport a profusion of wild flowers.

Anne Burgess