Glenmoye Park Wood

Wood, Forest in Angus

Scotland

Glenmoye Park Wood

Glenmoy Farm Glenmoy Farm in the early morning light, from the end of the public road up the glen.
Glenmoy Farm Credit: Scott Cormie

Glenmoye Park Wood, located in Angus, Scotland, is a stunning forested area that spans approximately 200 acres. Situated in the picturesque Glenogil Estate, the wood is renowned for its natural beauty and diverse range of flora and fauna.

The wood is dominated by a mixture of broadleaf trees, including oak, beech, birch, and ash, which create a lush and vibrant canopy that provides shade and shelter for the woodland floor. The forest is also home to an array of wildlife, such as red squirrels, badgers, roe deer, and a variety of bird species, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers alike.

Glenmoye Park Wood boasts a network of well-maintained walking trails that meander through the forest, offering visitors the opportunity to explore the woodland and enjoy the tranquil surroundings. These trails vary in difficulty, catering to both casual strollers and more adventurous hikers, ensuring that everyone can appreciate the beauty of the wood at their own pace.

In addition to its natural attractions, Glenmoye Park Wood also has several picnic areas and benches strategically placed throughout the forest, allowing visitors to relax and take in the breathtaking views. The wood is a popular destination for families, providing a safe and enjoyable environment for children to play and explore nature.

Overall, Glenmoye Park Wood is a captivating forest that offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With its diverse wildlife, picturesque trails, and serene atmosphere, it is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and those seeking a moment of tranquility in the heart of Angus.

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Glenmoye Park Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.774588/-2.9909928 or Grid Reference NO3965. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Glenmoy Farm Glenmoy Farm in the early morning light, from the end of the public road up the glen.
Glenmoy Farm
Glenmoy Farm in the early morning light, from the end of the public road up the glen.
Sun on Donald's Hill Early morning sunshine on Donald's Hill viewed from the east.
Sun on Donald's Hill
Early morning sunshine on Donald's Hill viewed from the east.
Derelict cottage in Glenmoy The derelict cottage at Sheriffpark in Glenmoy, with Shank Hill beyond.
Derelict cottage in Glenmoy
The derelict cottage at Sheriffpark in Glenmoy, with Shank Hill beyond.
Ruin at Shank The shell of the old farmstead at Shank.
Ruin at Shank
The shell of the old farmstead at Shank.
The track leading to The Shank Old ruined farm at the head of Glen Moy. The Shank refers to the hill north of the ruins. It is also known as Badhappies.
The track leading to The Shank
Old ruined farm at the head of Glen Moy. The Shank refers to the hill north of the ruins. It is also known as Badhappies.
The Shank Ruined farm house. According to the 1866 OS map the building was used as a shooting lodge.
The Shank
Ruined farm house. According to the 1866 OS map the building was used as a shooting lodge.
The Shank Showing the ruined byre (left) and ruined dwelling.
The Shank
Showing the ruined byre (left) and ruined dwelling.
Little Benscreavie Ghastly low contrast moorland on a dreich morning in Glen Moy. It looks so much more pleasant in the other sunny shots.
Little Benscreavie
Ghastly low contrast moorland on a dreich morning in Glen Moy. It looks so much more pleasant in the other sunny shots.
Bridge, Glen Moy Crossing the Burn of Glenmoye burn near the end of the public road. There are the remains of an old road sign on the far side.
Bridge, Glen Moy
Crossing the Burn of Glenmoye burn near the end of the public road. There are the remains of an old road sign on the far side.
Old road sign, Glen Moy So tempting to paint S P Q R on it.  The sign is well rusted and illegible now.
Old road sign, Glen Moy
So tempting to paint S P Q R on it. The sign is well rusted and illegible now.
Moorland, Glen Moy Looking over the grouse moors in Glen Moy towards Craigthran. There is a straight dyke running down from Craigthran.
Moorland, Glen Moy
Looking over the grouse moors in Glen Moy towards Craigthran. There is a straight dyke running down from Craigthran.
Shank The ruined byre at Shank, one of many abandoned farms on the moors here. The building has deteriorated considerably in the last few years: <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/423806">NO4066 : The ruined farmstead of Shank.</a>
Shank
The ruined byre at Shank, one of many abandoned farms on the moors here. The building has deteriorated considerably in the last few years: NO4066 : The ruined farmstead of Shank.
The last field, Glen Moy A turnip field,well defended from maurading beasts off the moors by high fences. This is the last field before the moorlands start.
The last field, Glen Moy
A turnip field,well defended from maurading beasts off the moors by high fences. This is the last field before the moorlands start.
Shank A ruined farm in Glen Moy. The hill beyond was wooded in the earlier part of the 20th Century.
Shank
A ruined farm in Glen Moy. The hill beyond was wooded in the earlier part of the 20th Century.
North end of Glenmoy Looking to Glenmoy farm, Sheriffbank Cottage, and Shank. Auld Darkney is the hill in the background.
North end of Glenmoy
Looking to Glenmoy farm, Sheriffbank Cottage, and Shank. Auld Darkney is the hill in the background.
Forest clearance in Glen Moy A small conifer plantation in Glen Moy marked on OS 1:50000 mapping has recently been felled, with just a few shattered tree trunks standing.
Forest clearance in Glen Moy
A small conifer plantation in Glen Moy marked on OS 1:50000 mapping has recently been felled, with just a few shattered tree trunks standing.
Ruined farmstead at Shank The ruined farmstead at Shank, with the doorway serving as a frame for Shank Hill, visible in the distance. Other buildings, enclosures and a rig and furrow field system are also found here.
Ruined farmstead at Shank
The ruined farmstead at Shank, with the doorway serving as a frame for Shank Hill, visible in the distance. Other buildings, enclosures and a rig and furrow field system are also found here.
Brocklas from the north Looking towards Brocklas and the rooftop of Middlehill Cottage in the distance.
Brocklas from the north
Looking towards Brocklas and the rooftop of Middlehill Cottage in the distance.
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Glenmoye Park Wood is located at Grid Ref: NO3965 (Lat: 56.774588, Lng: -2.9909928)

Unitary Authority: Angus

Police Authority: Tayside

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