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Tullybaccart - Lundie Craigs

Walk ID: 1303

This is a low-level walk in the Sidlaw Hills to the north of Dundee. It begins and ends on farm roads, but most of the route is on tracks over open grass and heather, generally easy walking with two short steep climbs over grass.

There are superb views over the Angus Glens to the north and the Tay Estuary to the south.

Scotland - Perth & Kinross - Sidlaw Hills

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Features:

Hills or Fells	Lake/Loch	Wildlife
Birds	Flowers	Great Views
Moor	Woodland

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20.81 km

	Easy Walk
Distance	8.00 km
Duration	150 mins
Height gain	120m
Contributor	Mike Taylor
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24/01/08 - Walkingworld Administrator : This walk was updated January 2008.

23/01/06 - Heidi Wilson : I am new to walking and this is the first walk I have done. It was a great walk with brilliant views. Not so sure about walking along the cliff edge though. Big fear of falling.

01/01/09 - Kay Finlay : I walked this today, 1st January 2009. great views, a bit slippy on the frozen ground though!

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