From ‘Source to Sea’ the River South Esk catchment offers a variety of experiences to those interested in culture, heritage, nature and the outdoors.

Visitor centres and places of interest can be found across the catchment - from the Glen Doll Ranger Centre in Glen Clova, Pictish Stones in Aberlemno, to Scottish Wildlife Trust Montrose Basin Visitor Centre located at Montrose Basin.

Information on visitor attractions, activities, accommodation, transport and food and drink can be found  on the Visit Angus website. Find inspiration and explore the Insider's Guide to Angus for some hidden gems in the catchment.

The River South Esk has its own Wildlife Tourism Trail known as the ‘Wild South Esk’. On its 50-mile-long journey, the Wild South Esk Trail incorporates nature, cycling and walking. Together with with Visit Angus, the Partnership produced  3-day and 5-day itineraries to help you plan your trip.