St Vigeans Nature Trail is on the "doorstep" of St Vigeans Church.
Park at St Vigeans church/hall and you have the choice of a walk in one of two directions: along the disused railway line to what was Colliston Station, or along St Vigeans Den to the town, i.e. Arbroath.
The Trail to Colliston Station
It is possible to make this a circular route by walking back along the road.
Distance 5 miles/8km. ; Map OS Landranger 1:50,000 sheet 54; Start/parking St Vigeans Church (grid ref NO 640429). There's a public car park on the opposite side of the burn and one behind the church. ; Grading A level walk along an old railway trackbed and quiet country roads suitable for all the family. Find the route on Walk Scotland.
St Vigeans Conservation Network have meetings once a month during the light evenings, first Monday in month meeting in St Vigeans car park. Come and help us keep our environment free from litter. Visit their Facebook page by clicking the button below. It is with deep regret and sadness that we pass on the tragic news that Ralph Coutts, a resident of St Vigeans and founder of St Vigeans Clean Up & Conservation Network, has died very suddenly. We pass on our sincere condolences to his partner and family.
Walk from St Vigeans along the Brothock valley towards Arbroath. Enjoy the Brothock burn and take in one of the Angus Millennium Forests. Size: 25.79 ha (63.73 acres) Grid ref: NO638431
or download a copy of the path network by Angus Council
