This walk starts at a lay-by at the side of the A93 and gradually rises into the hills, following the side of the tumbling Callater Burn for much of the way. The route follows Land-Rover tracks through a heather-clad valley to Loch Callater, where there are a couple of small sandy beaches.

On reaching the loch, the road continues round it, until its most southern point, where a stream enters. There is no bridge across the stream. It is only possible to traverse it without getting one's feet wet when the water level is low. If this is a problem then simply retrace your route.

At the eastern side of the loch, the path is much narrower but quite well-defined. The route undulates slightly as it follows close by the side of the water and back to the northern end of the loch, passing another small sandy beach on the way. After this it retraces the track back to the start.

Scotland - Perth & Kinross - Glenshee

View a road map to the starting point of this walk.