Rowantree cottage, angus glens, glen isla, Scotland, a Scottish self catering country cottage home, is in an ideal situation for hill walking in the angus glens, shooting and fishing.
Munro baggers will be happy to know there are 10 mountains 3000 feet and over in the Angus Glens.
Nearby facility for sailing and canoeing. On day trips you will find visitor centres and shopping in Perth, Blairgowrie, Ballater, Dundee and Aberdeen. Visit Crathie Church, Balmoral and Glamis Castle, Blair Atholl, Scone Palace , distilleries and Royal Deeside. The Glenisla Hotel is four miles to the east.

The Angus Glens, east of Perthshire, south of the Grampians and north of Dundee – five glens from west to east
like the fingers of a hand each with its own special characteristics and each one worth a visit.
Discover hidden gems in the rolling countryside of this peaceful corner of Scotland. Glenisla, running parallel
to Glen Shee, is most westerly of the five and the only one where the road exits to the north, as well as the south.
Drive through the Grampian hills to Braemar and Deeside. It is made up of six parishes along the River Isla
these are Glenisla, Kilry and Lintrathen to the north and Airlie, Ruthven and Kingoldrum to the south.
Access to glenisla is from Alyth, Glenshee, Braemar, Kirriemuir and Forfar.
At the southern end of the glen, five miles north of Alyth by Bridge of Glenisla is Reekie Linn, a series of waterfalls
that plunge through a deep wooded gorge.
Places of interest: The Peel Coffee Shop and Country Trail to red deer paddock.
There is a new courtyard barn full of antiques, collectibles and gifts. Snack Lunches and home baking are available.
Regular craft workshops and Saturday afternoon demonstrations take place.