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Firth of Tay to Moray - Sustrans

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Broughty Ferry <strong>to</strong> Arbroath 3<br />

To<br />

Aberdeen<br />

St Vigeans<br />

Sculptured S<strong>to</strong>nes<br />

(His<strong>to</strong>ric Scotland)<br />

Arbirlot<br />

Start/<br />

Finish<br />

A933<br />

Hospitalfield House<br />

Arbroath<br />

Abby<br />

Arbroath<br />

Station<br />

Arbroath<br />

Signal Tower<br />

Museum<br />

A92<br />

Views <strong>of</strong> the North Sea from Broughty Ferry © Fergal MacErlean<br />

Hat<strong>to</strong>n<br />

A92 Cycleway<br />

A92<br />

A930<br />

East Haven<br />

Miles<br />

0 1<br />

2<br />

Map 2<br />

Ardestie Earth House<br />

(His<strong>to</strong>ric Scotland)<br />

Barry Water Mill<br />

(National Trust<br />

for Scotland)<br />

Carnoustie<br />

Carnoustie Station<br />

Golf Street Station<br />

Cycleway <strong>to</strong> be<br />

completed summer 2009<br />

0 1 2<br />

Kilometres<br />

3<br />

Broughty<br />

Ferry Station<br />

Broughty<br />

Ferry<br />

Dismantled<br />

railway<br />

Barnhill<br />

Balmossie<br />

Station<br />

Broughty<br />

Castle<br />

A92<br />

Monifieth<br />

Monifieth<br />

Station<br />

Start/<br />

Finish<br />

B962<br />

<strong>Firth</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Tay</strong><br />

A930<br />

Barry Links<br />

Station<br />

Barry Links<br />

Buddon Ness<br />

Category: Coastal<br />

Distance: 14 miles/23 kilometres<br />

Time: 2 hours<br />

Gradient: Flat<br />

Surface: Tarmac<br />

Enjoy the sea air and views <strong>of</strong> golden sands on this excellent<br />

coastal route. Start at Broughty Castle. Built late in the 15th<br />

century <strong>to</strong> defend Dundee from attack, it was in military use<br />

until the 1930s. It is now a museum (free entry).<br />

Mor<strong>to</strong>n<br />

Lochs<br />

Tentsmuir Point National<br />

Nature Reserve<br />

(Scottish Natural Heritage)<br />

Tentsmuir Forest<br />

Tentsmuir Point<br />

From Monifieth, a fine cycle track heads over Barry Links,<br />

which is a wildlife haven. Further on, Carnoustie <strong>of</strong>fers<br />

opportunities for refreshments and a view <strong>of</strong> the famous<br />

championship golf course. A new cycle track from<br />

Carnoustie <strong>to</strong> East Haven will be completed in summer 2009.<br />

From there, the route continues inland on minor roads and on<br />

a cycleway alongside the A92 <strong>to</strong> the fishing <strong>to</strong>wn <strong>of</strong> Arbroath,<br />

famous for its ‘Smokies’.<br />

For a circular ride you can return <strong>to</strong>wards Dundee on the A92<br />

cycleway, crossing the Dighty Burn on the old railway back <strong>to</strong><br />

Broughty Ferry.<br />

9<br />

Map 1<br />

10

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