Welcome to Prosen Hostel
Hidden away in a stunning glen on the southernmost edge of Cairngorms National Park, Prosen Hostel is an 18-bed, 4-star bunkhouse that’s perfect for getting away from it all.
Prosen Hostel, which is near Kirriemuir, Angus, sleeps 18 in cosy bedrooms and is wheelchair accessible. The hostel has a, welcoming lounge with a wood-burning stove, a modern kitchen, a drying room and a special viewing area where you can keep an eye on our nearest neighbours – the red squirrels who live in the woods next door!
With outstanding wildlife, breathtaking scenery and tranquillity, Glen Prosen is one of the most beautiful of the Angus Glens.
There are excellent walking and mountain biking routes, lush green forests just waiting to be explored, tumbling rivers rushing through the glen and heather-clad hillsides with picnic spots everywhere you look!
Free internet access and Wi-Fi are available at Prosen Hostel.
Also available to rent
Tinkerbell Cottage
This half-round property is set amidst trees in the grounds of the Balnaboth Estate, offering a peaceful retreat. Acres of peaceful and secluded countryside surround this magnificent cottage.
Balnaboth House
A charming, rambling old house (400yr+) full of character. Very quirky and probably unlike anywhere else you've stayed. Tucked into the hills on the edge of the spectacular Cairngorm Mountains.
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Activities in the area
Walking is a very popular activity in Glen Prosen. There are lovely low-level walks and testing climbs throughout the glen, which also offers access to several of the other Angus Glens, various Munros, the Cairngorms Plateau and the Cateran Trail.
This is also a very good area for mountain biking, cycling, climbing, kayaking and many other outdoor activities. And in winter, we’re only a couple of glens away from Glenshee Ski Centre.
If you’re looking for a more relaxing activity, Glamis Castle is nearby. In Kirriemuir, Barrie’s Birthplace offers a fascinating look at the childhood of the creator of Peter Pan, while his gift to the town, a Victorian Camera Obscura, provides sweeping views of the surrounding hills and mountains.
There are also two excellent museums – The Gateway To The Glens and Tayside Police Museum.
More ideas about things to do during your time in Glen Prosen can be found here at Visit Angus.
If you are travelling with a horse, ask on our enquiry form, there may be grazing available, and there are through routes to Deeside.
Prosen Hostel Enquiry Form
- 4 star, 18-bed hostel in the heart of the glen
- Breathtaking and tranquil scenery
- Excellent walking and biking routes
- Free internet access and Wi-Fi available
- Woodburning stove
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