Braemar paths
There are six routes to explore from Braemar, with something for all tastes, from a gentle stroll by the River Dee to a strenuous hike for one of the best views on Deeside. Each route is colour coded and marked with way markers, signs or stone cairns to help you find your way.
The routes give a sense of the heritage of the area, with views of Braemar Castle or follow one of Queen Victoria’s favorite carriage drives. Other routes pass through pine and birch woods and alongside the River Dee, offering great opportunities to glimpse the native wildlife. The hill routes up Morrone or the lower, easier Creag Choinnich follow in the steps of competitors of the annual hill race at Braemar’s famous gathering.
There are six routes to explore from Braemar, with something for all tastes, from a gentle stroll by the River Dee to a strenuous hike for one of the best views on Deeside. Each route is colour coded and marked with way markers, signs or stone cairns to help you find your way.
The routes give a sense of the heritage of the area, with views of Braemar Castle or follow one of Queen Victoria’s favorite carriage drives. Other routes pass through pine and birch woods and alongside the River Dee, offering great opportunities to glimpse the native wildlife. The hill routes up Morrone or the lower, easier Creag Choinnich follow in the steps of competitors of the annual hill race at Braemar’s famous gathering.
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Paths and trails
Need to know
We hope you enjoy exploring the trails around Braemar, but please do so responsibly. The National Park is a special place with rare wildlife, some of which is sensitive to disturbance. You can help protect the local wildlife by following all signs and keeping dogs close by or on a lead where requested.
