Scurdie Ness Coastal Walk, Montrose
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Circular coastal walk taking in Scurdie Ness Lighthouse and Elephant Rock.
A beautiful 7 mile circular walk on the Angus coast starting and finishing in the old fishing village of Ferryden on the outskirts of Montrose. We walk past the lighthouse at Scurdie Ness before going along the coastal path towards Elephant Rock then heading slightly inland to cross over the east coast railway line for the final mile or so back to Ferryden.
The walk is mainly on well defined paths although there are a couple of small areas with no or little path near the beach and walking is on rougher ground in those areas. The walk is mostly flat apart from one location where we head up a small steep slope of approx 50 metres from the beach to the next section of path.
Photos: All photos taken by Graham Lawson.
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