Welcome to Glen Prosen

Steeped in history from Pictish settlements, to medieval and post-medieval rural communities, Glen Prosen is one of the lovely “Glens of Angus” reaching into the Grampian mountains towards Lochnagar. At the head of the glen the Mayar and Driesh hills tower to over 3000 ft.

It is a secluded, soft and quiet glen, because no roads run through to the north. The variety of wildlife is second to none. 

The Glen is attractive all the year round. You will notice the clean air, the abundance of wildlife, red squirrel, deer, birds of moor, forest, wood, grass and water; the lichen covered trees. The quiet is broken only by the birds and sheep. We hope the climate too will pleasantly surprise you. Despite the height and latitude, the average rainfall is only 45 inches, much of the rain being spent first in the western coasts and hills.