Dog-friendly caravan parks near Glen Clova

While most visited in summer, Glen Clova is a year-round destination. The landscapes vary throughout the year, from verdant pine forests in summer to snow-capped hills in winter. Winter visitors should, however, dress for occasionally harsh conditions and bear in mind that daylight hours are short. The best time to visit to see wildflowers in Corrie Fee National Nature Reserve is from mid-June through mid-August.

• The weather in Scotland is always changeable. Bring warm, waterproof clothing for walking in Glen Clova.
• Wild camping is permitted throughout Scotland, as long as you follow the Scottish Outdoor Access Code.
• The only way in and out of Glen Clova is via a single-track road with a dead end. Having your own transportation is essential.
• Jock’s Road is a challenging walk, which has been the site of tragedy. Coming prepared and properly equipped is critical.