Description
Summary
Description
Embark on a fascinating guided walking tour along the Seaton Cliffs in Arbroath, Scotland, where you'll explore dramatic coastal landscapes with an expert geologist. Your journey begins at Whiting Ness car park and takes you up the only hill of the walk to panoramic cliff-top views before following the scenic path toward Carlingheugh Bay.
Along the route, you'll retrace the steps of James Hutton, the renowned grandfather of geology, and uncover the ancient secrets that shaped the region. Marvel at evidence of colossal Himalayan-scale mountains, ancient rivers, volcanoes, and traces of past ice ages, all while learning how these incredible forces transformed the land.
Discover how humans have interacted with and altered the landscape over centuries, from shipwreck tales and ghostly bagpipers to the quarry that contributed to the construction of Scotland's grandest abbey and the Scottish Declaration of Independence. Your guide brings these stories to life with engaging narratives and local folklore.
Pause at Carlingheugh Bay for a brief refreshment break and a unique opportunity to discuss how even a simple pebble reveals millions of years of geological history. The walk concludes with a gentle return to the starting point, where you'll have time for relaxed conversation and insights that connect earth’s deep past to the present.
This immersive walking tour is designed to make geology accessible and inspiring for all. Secure your spot today and experience the rich natural and human history of Arbroath’s Seaton Cliffs. Availability is limited, so book now to avoid missing out!




