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Great beach, and a chance to see dolphins

It's a definite photo opportunity.

The old stone bridge over River Esk is closed since winter 2023-24 floods. Its first section was washed away and it does not look like it will be fixed anytime soon. It affects the Montrose Basin circular cycling route. No warning signs until crossroads at Barnhead.

If you are looking for a coastal walk with stunning views, diverse wildlife and rich history, you might want to visit St Cyrus National Nature Reserve. This reserve is located on the north-east coast of Scotland, between the village of St Cyrus and the North Sea. It has a warm and sunny microclimate, thanks to the shelter provided by the inland cliffs and the sand dunes. You can enjoy the sight of colourful wildflowers, rare butterflies, lizards and birds, as well as explore the remains of an old lifeboat station and a salmon fishing station. The reserve is open all year round and has a visitor centre, toilets and parking facilities

St Cyrus beach is a sandy beach located on the eastern coast of Scotland, between Aberdeen and Dundee. It is part of the St Cyrus National Nature Reserve, which is home to many birds and butterflies. The beach is accessible from the cliff path or from the visitor centre, where you can find parking and toilets. St Cyrus beach is a great place to enjoy nature and relax.

The active port is an important part of Montrose's industry and economy, as well as an integral part of their history.

18th-Century laird's home, with gardens and courtyards, as well as offering views over the Montrose Basin.

There’s a great wee coffee shop right in the harbour and the staff are lovely and friendly. They have vegan cakes and you can have a choice of drinks.