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Kirkton of Glenisla, an ancient farming community with Bronze Age and Pictish remains, has a deep ecclesiastical heritage reflected in its name, meaning "church town." From the 14th to 16th centuries, it was part of the lands of Coupar Angus Abbey, which influenced the area's farming development. After the Reformation, the lands were feued to the Ogilvy family, later Earls of Airlie, with Forter Castle remaining as a historical landmark. In the 19th century, the area became a romantic destination, attracting Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. Glenisla also saw the construction of Brackny Bridge in 1824, designed by John Justice, marking a significant moment in the area's architectural history.

This is on right as you ride in, it's comprehensively stocked with all sorts from fine foods to woollen clothing, to art and fancy soda pop.

Lovely little cafe/restaurant with good food and coffee. Shop selling all sorts of gifts as well as clothes and furniture/antiques.

The only potential refreshment stop around here that I know of.

There is nothing else about, so make the most of it

Excellent views - once you find the spot.

Top of the mountain pass and then a long and fun descent

Often difficult to see the loch from the road due to the trees; so take the opportunity when available.