
Newburgh Bear
Carefully cut into the grass of Park Hill, the Newburgh Bear was designed in the 1980s, standing over the nearby town of Newburgh.
The piece shows a bear and a ragged staff, believed to have been inspired by a stone carving found at Lindores Abbey.
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Lindores Abbey DistilleryUnder a mile 2 min by road
The Hide, Lindores2 miles 4 min by road
Mains of Errol Fruit Shack2 miles as the crow flies
Abernethy Round Tower4 miles 9 min by road
Cairnie Fruit Farm8 miles as the crow flies
Glenfarg Railway TunnelsTwo long, dark tunnels on the old Edinburgh to Perth railway near Glenfarg, now a walk through the woods of Glen Farg with a torch.8 miles 15 min by road
Places to stay near Newburgh Bear, and when each is next free.
The Glasshouse- Sleeps 6
- In Newburgh
- Under a mile from Newburgh Bear
The Arches- Sleeps 2
- In Newburgh
- Under a mile from Newburgh Bear
West Cottage- Sleeps 6
- In Newburgh
- Under a mile from Newburgh Bear
Lindores Lodge- Sleeps 8
- In Newburgh
- A mile from Newburgh Bear
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