Bridgend of Lintrathen is a hamlet and a parish 7 miles west of Kirriemuir in the district of Forfar, Angus. The hamlet lies 715 feet above sea-level on Meglam Water between the Grampian range and the valley of Strathmore. The river Isla borders on the south-east side forming two waterfalls, the Reekie Linn and Slugs of Achrannie. From Gaelic Bridgend of Lintrathen translates to ‘fast flowing water.’ The Parish Church dates from 1802, located in a scenic wooded area near the Loch. It is a small oblong Gothic Church remodelled and extended in 1858. Interesting sculptured stone with Celtic design, thought to be part of a cross, are seen beside the vestry door. The graveyards oldest headstone is dated 1610. Loch of Lintrathen Nature Reserve is a picturesque stretch of water occupying a glacial basin set among the Braes of Angus. Trout, perch and pike are abundant in these waters ideal for fishing and attracting wildlife including otters and many species of birds. There are many attractions nearby including the Meigle Sculptured Stone Museum, JM Barrie’s Birthplace in Kirriemuir, the Angus Folk Museum and the Piperdam Golf and Country House. There are hotels, self catering accommodation, b&b’s and campsites located in the area.
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Places to Stay near Bridgend Of Lintrathen
Loch Side Lodge and Roundhouse Restaurant (0.70 miles)
Picturesque setting alongside Lintrathen Loch with an award winning Restaurant serving modern and imaganitive dishes in wonderful country location. Converted farm steading with 6 rooms and bar. Family owned and run offering personal service and ... More | visit website
Lands of Loyal Hotel (3.91 miles)
The impressive Victorian mansion was built in the 1830's, commissioned by sir William Olgilvy who on his return from Waterloo chose Loyal Hillas the site for this magnificent home. This country house was transformed into ... More | visit website
Old Stables (4.28 miles)
Old Stables B&B (4.28 miles)
STB Four Star - Glenturret, Award Winning 'Best Bed and Breakfast & Warmest Welcome in Perthshire.' Member of Scotland's Best B&Bs.Set in its own private gardens, Old Stables has three golf courses and floodlit driving ... More | visit website
Alyth Hotel (4.33 miles)
Originally built as a Coaching Inn, and as the Village's principal Coffee House, by James Sandy in 1772, the Alyth Hotel sits in the Market Square of the picturesqe Highland Village of Alyth, just North ... More | visit website
Tigh Na Leigh (4.46 miles)
Tigh Na Leigh is a small guest house that is big on hospitality, great food and quality service. With only 5 luxurious bedrooms in the main house, we are able to give our guests every ... More | visit websiteGlenisla Hotel (5.66 miles)
Glenisla Hotel and restaurant Angus Glens - Heart of Scotland. Our aim is to offer you comfortable, enjoyable surroundings with excellent food, in this magnificent part of Scotland. The Inn and restaurant is conveniently located ... More | visit website
Castleton House Hotel (5.90 miles)
Castleton is a privately run country house hotel in beautiful Tayside. It is very close to the village of Glamis, but towns such as Kirriemuir, Forfar, Blairgowrie and Alyth are all within 15 mins. The ... More | visit website
Airlie Arms Hotel (6.30 miles)
The hotel has an excellent range of bedrooms covering the ground, first and second floor with twin, double, triple and family rooms available. All bedrooms are furnished with ensuite facilities including bath and showerin all ... More | visit website
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