Day 3 of the Cateran Trail greeted us with a picturesque scene: a crisp frost blanketed the ground, and herds of majestic red deer roamed the hills above the Spittal of Glenshee. The day promised a diverse and captivating journey as we ventured through farmland, woodlands, and along the banks of the serene Shee Water, a river that graces the glen with its beauty.
The first half of the day offered us a taste of Scotland's pastoral charm, where rolling fields and the secrets of the forest unfolded around us. Pausing for lunch by the Shee Water, we reveled in the tranquility of the glen, its bubbling waters providing a soothing soundtrack to our respite.
The second half of our journey, while featuring a three-mile road section, still immersed us in the natural wonders of the surroundings. Surrounded by the rolling hillsides, we marveled at the beauty of the region. Passing by the historic Forter Castle, we soon found ourselves once again ascending into the hills, with two enchanting hill lochs as our companions along the way.
Our day concluded on the outskirts of Kirkton of Glenisla, a place where nature's majesty and the rich history of the region converged to create a truly unforgettable experience. Hikers on this section of the Cateran Trail have echoed our sentiments, praising the diversity of landscapes and the encounter with the area's wildlife and heritage.
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