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Discover the Cateran Trail and Glenshee's 9 Munros
Around Glenshee Glamping the usual rules about shutting gates apply, as well as keeping away from barns and out buildings. The same common sense rules apply to your dogs. We have wonderfully liberal rights of access here in Scotland Scottish Outdoor Access Code SNH so let’s respect them and keep dogs either on a lead or very close control when livestock are about and especially at lambing time in March and April.
The estate surrounding Glenshee Glamping belongs to a sporting estate and pheasant shooting takes place from Oct 1st to the end of January. It is a big estate and there are lots of drives so shooting could take place over a wide area.
If you come across a keeper whistling his birds on the hill, this means he is moving them/feeding them. Wait until he is finished and gives you the nod before moving on.
We publish shooting times in the Bothy when the estate provides them.
Take in the magnificent scenery of the Glenshee mountains with many low level walks. Good estate tracks run close to the rivers in Glen Lochsie and Glen Taitneach ( OS Landranger map 43). The lower level walks are ideal for a leisure walk with friends or family with beautiful wildlife you can spot along the way.
For a more challenging Full day activity, there are 21 Munros within a 14 mile radius of the Cairnwell Pass. Munro Bagging has become the most popular activity and outdoor persuit in Scotland. Famously named after British Mountaineer Sir Hugh Munro who listed all 282 Mountains in Scotland that were over 3,000 feet. Today walking enthusiasts scrample up steep scree, face narrow ridges and challenging saddles to reach the summit of Scotlands best known peaks, better known as Munro Bagging.
Glenshee and wider Perthshire is home to several Munros within Scotland and makes it one of the most popular areas to start ticking those peaks off your list.
Munro Bagging close to Glenshee Glamping
Càrn an Tuirc Cairn of Claise Glas Maol Creag Leacach
Càrn a' Ghèoidh The Cairnwell Càrn Aosda
The Cateran Trail is a long-distance walking route in Scotland. It spans approximately 115 miles (185 km) from Blairgowrie in the Perthshire Lowlands to Aberdeen in the northeast. This 5 day trail offers stunning scenery, including rolling hills, ancient forests, and dramatic mountain views.
The route was once used by wild cattle theives of the 17th centuary. It has 5 stages and is well-marked and suitable for walkers of all levels.
If you are a walking enthusiast and taking on the 5 Day challenge of completing the Cateran Trail, we have comfortable and convenient glamping pods to rest and relax before taking on the final stages of this famous Scottish Walk.
If you are new to Munro Bagging or following one of the many walking trails you can find in Scotland, please always make sure you are well equipped for all weather condititions and scenarios. Knowledge and use of navigation skills is crucial when in the mountains, please use GPS AND have a map including a compass with you at all times.
There are many different trail apps and website's such as:
Beautiful surroundings, and views. We stayed in the Blackberry Hut with our dog and the accommodation was roomy, comfortable and well equipped. The toilet and shower facilities were immaculate (and warm!). The Bothy had everything you need to cook, and was also very clean and well stocked. Dog friendly, plenty of walks and lots of wildlife around too. We will definitely be returning!
Laura Masling | Jun 2022 | google review
Friendly owners, beautiful location and we loved the animals! Great showers / toilets and having use of the very well equipped Bothy for cooking and hanging out in when it's raining makes camping here a great experience. Will definitely be back.
Polly | Aug 2022 | Google Review