Walk Leader
Steven Whittaker ARPS
Capacity
10
Dunninald Castle was built in 1824, is situated 3 miles South of Montrose, and although still a family home it opens the Castle to guided tours, and the gardens are open via Scotland's Gardens scheme.
There is a wild garden, with extensive bluebells and snowdrops, and a walled garden with flowers, fruit and vegetables filling every corner. The Wild garden has a substantial Beech avenue, and a walk through general woodland and is about 1 mile long. The Walled garden is part of another circular walk of also about 1 mile.
The walk will include access to both gardens, and tea/coffee and shortbread will be served by Dunninald Estates.
There is a £10 entry fee for the day, which includes the access and refreshments.
Walk Location
56.679289379621, -2.4854850769043
Walk Directions
Dunninald Castle and Gardens,
Dunninald,
by Montrose
DD10 9TD
Accessibility
Once at Dunninald Castle, by road, the access is gently flat and generally decent underfoot.
Public transport stops nearby on the A92 between Arbroath and Montrose.
Feedback Meeting Type
In Person
Feedback Talk Date and Time
Feedback Talk Address
61 Keptie Rd
Arbroath
DD11 3EF
United Kingdom
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