This walk takes in two Munros. The route heads out along Jock’s Road (the oldest Right of Way in Scotland). After 4 miles it leaves the path to climb over open ground to the summit of Tom Buidhe. A steady descent to the col then a climb to the top of Tolmount gives stunning views into Glen Callater. The route returns via Crow Craigies and Jock’s Road.

The walk starts at the Ski Centre car park and heads West to Meall Odhar, then to Glas Maol and Monega Hill. There are stunning views into Caenlochan and Canness Glens. An interesting descent south down the ridgeback of Monega Hill leads to the River Isla and the road head at Auchavan.

The walk climbs steeply out of Glen Clova to pass above Loch Brandy, then follows the old right of way to Green Hill (870m), Muckle Cairn and Wester Skuiley (736m) before descending to Inchgrundle and finally walking beside the attractive Loch Lee to the head of Glen Esk.

A steep climb from the Clova Hotel to picturesque Loch Brandy then on to Green Hill. Good views across the plateau to Lochnagar down to Glen Clova. The route continues across the tops to The Goet (Corbett) and descends via Black Shank to the Sheiling of Saughs in Glen Lethnot where the Battle of Saughs took place. Some rough walking involved.

From Glen Prosen village the walk follows a track to Glentairie then climbs to the ridge of Red Cairn and Cairn of Barns (651m), with wide views. The route then contours to Mount Bouie (585m) before descending alongside forestry and returning down the glen via Craigiemeg and Balnaboth policies.

Good tracks and paths lead through the forest to the head of Glen Doll and Jock’s Road. The walk will continue to the forest edge where it crosses the bridge and returns via the opposite bank. The area is noted for its Alpine flora and wildlife as well as its social history.