포르파르 호수 최고의 사이클링 경로

공용 주차장 옆에 있어 찾기 쉽습니다. 정보 게시판.

One for AC/DC fans ⚡️

Lovely inn with restaurant and rooms. The rooms in the courtyard are modern and clean, and the shower was big enough for me to get a few days worth of off road /bikepacking mud off of me and my cycling gear. Good breakfast, fun and lively restaurant and bar. Need more whisky choice though!

Montreathmont Forest is a large area of mostly coniferous forest. There is a selection of wide forest tracks through the woods, perfect for a touring or gravel bike. Look out for the rare capercaillie as well as many other species of bird and animal.

The Aberlemno Sculptured Stones are four carved stones dating to between AD 500 & 800. This is during the Pictish time. There are four of these stones in the village, three stand on the roadside and the fourth is in the village churchyard.

This stone, along with the nearby Aberlemno stones is thought to have been carved to depict the battle of Battle of Dun Nechtain. This happened around AD 680 and commemorated a decisive victory of the Picts over the Northumbrians. There is debate over where the battle actually took place, it was thought to be here, but evidence suggests that it may have actually been further north. Today you can visit this standing stone and create a loop to also visit Aberlemno. It's a nice ride from Forfar.

The Aberlemno Sculptured Stones are four carved stones dating to between AD 500 & 800. This is during the Pictish time. There are four of these stones in the village, three stand on the roadside and the fourth is in the village churchyard.

Forfar is the county town and administrative centre of Angus. The town dates to Roman occupation. It was a traditional market town and became industrial with the manufacture of linin and jute. Today the main work is either agriculture or tourism. It's a good base for a road cycling holiday allowing access to the coastal roads or the cairngorms.