Hillwalking Glen Taitneach
Glen Taitneach or to others known as Glen Tatnach is a lovely Glen nr Dalmunzie off the A93, Old Military Road.
This stunning walk is quite relaxed with stunning scenery all around Glenshee Aberdeenshire.
Glen Taitneach area includes Fishing, Cycling, Sightseeing, Climbing, Touring in the Scottish Countryside.
Hillwalking Glen Taitneach nr Glenshee - Scottish Walks.
The Glen Taitneach, nr Glenshee, Aberdeenshire.
Difficulty. 2/10. Duration. 2 Hrs.
Without a doubt my favourite and best walk in the whole district was Glen Tatnach. An easy going and enjoyable stroll of three or four miles without any undulation, a river for company, some wildlife and a great amount of time to think and not worry about where the next foot is going to land.
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As I was staying in the local hotel, the walk which almost starts there, is one to be remembered.
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 Looking over the wall to Glenlochsie Farm, Glen Taitneach |
 Leaving Glenlochsie Farm, Glen Taitneach |
 Glen Taitneach |
Carrying on, Glen Tatnach follows a small river, might be Shee Water,
on a good track, all the way past Creag Dallaig 724
until the path runs out under Creag Easgaidh 841.
You have now been walking for around four miles and
if you feel energetic or wish to maybe camp out for
the night try making it to Loch nan Eun beneath Beinn
lutharn Bheag 963, over a mile onwards.
Other sites on the way you can see are Glen Lochside Burn which is near to an old dismantled railway line and just to the north of Glenlochsie Farm is Creag a' Chaise,