Aberdeenshire

Hill of Maryfield Walk

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Casting a long shadow over the River Dee, the Hill of Maryfield is a surprisingly gentle walk.

It takes around three hours in all, through the forests and valleys of the Banchory countryside. Most come for the view over the River Dee, a salmon river. The grassy clearing at the summit looks out over rolling countryside and streams, a fine reward for a walk that is never too hard.

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The Daily for 30 October, from Scotland with love. Aerial view of a teal-coloured lochan cupped in a forested hollow, a scree slope rising on one side and autumn-tinged pines ringing the shore.
A short drive awayFalls by Orry ShandA restaurant at the Bridge of Feugh where the kitchen chooses a seasonal tasting menu, with firepits by the river.2 min by roadSee itThe Water of Feugh pouring white over the rocks at the Falls of Feugh, by the restaurant.

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