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Template Awards 1st and 2nd September 2012 AUTUMN ADVENTURES [email protected] www.angusahead.com/autumnadventures 1 Try something different! Welcome Angus Autumn Adventures is a brand new event which gives you the opportunity to try out some outdoor activities which you may not have had the chance to experience before. From the magnificent scenery of the glens, to the imposing cliffs and shoreline, there is no better place than Angus to try your hand at something new in the great outdoors. Whether it be learning new skills in wildlife photography, or a high adrenalin coasteering experience there is something for everyone in this fun-packed weekend. There are also plenty of activities for children to get involved in as well as adults! All the activities listed here are carried out by fully qualified and accredited companies and individuals who have a great amount of experience between them in helping others to enjoy the activities they offer. Taking part in outdoor activities is an ideal way to keep fit, and much more fun than going to the gym! About Angus Angus is situated on the east coast of Scotland, beaches. A rich diversity of sea birds can be seen with beautiful scenery and great travel links to the along the coast, and you might even spot a rest of Scotland. The Angus Glens – Isla, Prosen, dolphin! Clova, Lethnot and Esk reach from the lowlands During the weekend, why not take time out from of the Strathmore Valley into the southern edge of all the activities to try out some of the superb local the Cairngorms National Park. The glens are ideal produce you can find here in Angus? Arbroath is for walking and many other activities, with some home to the famous Arbroath Smokie, or why not of the finest views in Scotland, and plenty of flora sample a Forfar bridie? There are many fine and fauna to explore. restaurants and cafes in the area which suit all The coastline of Angus is breathtaking, with tastes and budgets. spectacular cliff paths and beautiful sandy 2 Information Accommodation There is an excellent range of accommodation in liability insurance, but you are advised to check the Angus area including hotels, guesthouses, that you have adequate personal accident B&Bs and self-catering accommodation. There insurance. are also several excellent camping and caravan parks. To find the best accommodation for your Activity Providers needs visit www.angusahead.com or All activities in Angus Autumn Adventures are www.visitscotland.com carried out by fully qualified and accredited instructors. Charges There is a charge for each activity which is Maximum numbers generally discounted from the usual rate charged. All activities carry a maximum number of people All bookings are made through a central who can take part in each session. This is for reservation point, with the proceeds being passed health and safety reasons. Early booking of on to the activity providers. activities is therefore advised. If your selected activity is fully booked you may be offered an Booking alternative day or time. You may also be able to The online booking system can be located at add your name to a waiting list, in the event of www.angusahead.com/autumnadventures any cancellations. Book early to avoid disappointment as places are limited. Remember to print off your receipt Cancellation by organisers information. Activities may be altered or cancelled at short notice for reasons beyond the organisers’ control, Confirmation of time and locations including severe weather conditions, but When you have made a booking, you will receive alternatives will be offered where possible. confirmation of this via email. You will then receive an email from the activity provider, Cancellation by you detailing the time of the activity, where the Activities can be cancelled with a 15% meeting point is, and what you need to bring administration fee up to and including Friday with you. 27th July. Thereafter a 50% cancellation fee per activity per person will apply up to and including Transport Friday 10th August. No refunds will be given Participants must make their own way to and after this date. from the location of the activity or pick-up point. Car parking will be available at every location. Abilities There are activities in the programme to suit a Liability variety of abilities. Some advice is given within Participants in Angus Autumn Adventures take this programme, but for further information part at their own risk, and organisers shall not be please contact the activity provider directly prior liable for any accident or injury, however caused. to booking. Activity providers all have their own public 3 B Braemar B979 ee D Strachan A957 Page 4 Balmoral Forest CAIRNGORMS NATIONAL PARK Stonehaven B974 ANGUS GLENS Map – how to get here (same as in AGWFGLEN programme) ESK Drumlithie TarfsideTarfside A90 GLEN DOLL B967 Fordoun A92 GLEN LETHNOT N Clova o GLEN ISLA GLEN r Fettercairn B966 GLEN PROSEN th GLEN CLOVA E B9120 s B966 Inverbervie B955 k Laurencekirk ANGUS W e st B9120 W B974 a Edzell te r Johnshaven Marykirk B951 A90 B955 A937 BACKWATER BBrechinrechin RESERVOIR So I ut B sl h TannadiceTannadice A935 95 a E 0 sk MontMontroserose B951 B957 A93 Kirriemuir B9134 A933 A934 Oathlaw N B9113 Lunan B954 WestmuirWestmuir A926 FoForfarrfar Guthrie Lunan Bay A932 Friockheim A92 A928 Inverkeilor Alyth A926 B 91 B965 2 Letham 8 A94 Glamis A933 B961 Marywell Meigle A928 A90 947 B9127 B9127 B A923 Coupar Angus Newtyle ArbArbroathroath B954 B978 B9128 B961 Tay Auchterhouse Muirdrum A923 A92 A93 A94 Birkhill A930 CarnoustieCarnoustie Abernyte Monifieth Inverness Dundee B953 Aberdeen y a A85 TayportTayport T Balbeggie Newport-on-TayNewport-on-Tay Perth Dundee A90 B946 WormitWormit A914 PePerthrth B945 Edinburgh Glencarse Glasgow 11 Leuchars FIFE St Andrews 10 A92 Prestwick Earn Newburgh A914 Bay Newcastle A91 9 A913 B Cupar n 9 e 3 Ed St AndAndrewsrews 7 A913 B939 Abernethy Letham M90 B936 Auchtermuchty B940 Leeds York © Maps in Minutes™ 1999 Hull Liverpool Manchester KEY: National Tourist Route Main Roads Birmingham London - Aberdeen main railway line Railway routes Dundee Airport Airports Bristol London Plymouth Route Maps The following Ordnance Survey publications are relevant to the area featured in Angus Autumn Adventures. • Explorer 388. Lochnagar, Glen Muick & Glen Clova. Explorer 381. Blairgowrie. 1:25,000 scale (4cm to 1km or 2.5 inches to 1 mile). Retail price: £7.99 each. • Landranger 44. Ballater & Glen Clova. Landranger 53. Blairgowrie and surrounding area. 1:50,000 scale (2cm to 1km or 1.75 inches to 1 mile). Retail price: £6.99 each. All maps are packed with useful information to help you get to know the area including viewpoints, places of interest and visitor information. To place your order, please contact the VisitScotland Information Centre in Dundee on 01382 527527. Angus is well served by public transport, please visit Traveline Scotland for more information www.travelinescotland.com or telephone 0871 200 22 33. 4 Programme of activities Horse Riding Provider: Glenmarkie Riding and Trekking Centre (www.glenmarkie.co.uk) Day: Saturday and Sunday Time: 09.30, 11.00 and 13.00 on both days Cost: £11.25 per person At Glenmarkie we offer riding lessons, trekking/hacking, pony parties and riding breaks for all ages and abilities. Glenmarkie is situated in a secluded area in the middle of the Glenisla forest. It is the perfect place to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and an ideal spot for horse riding away from roads and busy traffic. This special offer includes a 30 minute riding lesson and a 30 minute pony trek in the forest. Children’s Nature Walks Provider: Granny Thompson (www.glentrek.com) Day: Saturday and Sunday Time: 09.30 and 14.00 both days (activity lasts approx 2 hours) Cost: £5.00 per person A series of walks are offered to explore the delights of Angus tailored to enthral children and families. Bring sturdy footwear, waterproofs, containers to collect shells, stones, cones etc., notebooks and pencils and a camera to record your day out. All the walks are guided but families take responsibilities for the children. - Caves of Carlingheugh Bay (Saturday 09.30): meet at Auchmithie car park. - West Woods of Ethie (Saturday 14.00): meet at Meadowbank Inn car park, Arbroath. - River South Esk (Sunday 09.30) meet at Montrose Basin Visitor Centre lay-by. - The Lurgies (Sunday 14.00): meet at Montrose Basin Visitor Centre lay-by. Overnight Wild Camping Provider: NSC Outdoor Adventures (www.nscoutdooradventures.com/angusadv.htm) Day: Saturday (ends Sunday) Time: 10.30 Cost: £22.50 per person (plus £30 for hire of equipment such as tent, sleeping bag and rucksack) An overnight wild camping trip to the plateau above Glen Doll. Equipment provided including rucksack, tent, sleeping bag, etc. You will need to bring appropriate hill walking gear, and what you like to eat and drink. Meet at Glen Doll car park. 5 Tank Driving Provider: Tank Driving Scotland (www.tankdrivingscotland.com) Day: Saturday and Sunday Time: Saturday 10.00, 10.30 and 11.00 / Sunday 10.00 and 10.30 Cost: £74.25 per person This one-to-one Major General experience guarantees to put your abilities to the test and see what these massive machines can do. Total experience approx one hour, total drive time approx 20 minutes, course includes beginners track and obstacle negotiations track. Includes one-to-one instruction. Canoeing Provider: Outdoor Dimensions Scotland (www.outdoordimensions.co.uk) Day: Saturday and Sunday Time: 09.30 and 13.00 both days Cost: £30 per person Come and join us for a 3 hour canoeing session.
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