Rhindbuckie Walk
The Rhindbuckie Walk begins at the Bridge of Feugh, best known for its views of the migrating salmon in the Water of Feugh.
Taking visitors through the twisting trees of Rhindbuckie Woods, the route is gentle for the majority of its eight-and-a-half-mile length. Tilquhillie Castle can be seen from the route; its lands once belonged to Arbroath Abbey. There are many standing stones near the route, and nobody knows for certain why they were raised.
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Falls of Feugh3 miles 11 min by road
The Strong Water Co4 miles 13 min by road
Birdhouse Cafe BanchoryA café and bakery in Banchory run by Long Walk Coffee, who roast their own speciality coffee in the town every Monday.4 miles 13 min by road
Tease Coffee Bar4 miles 13 min by road
Hill of Maryfield WalkMost come for the view over the River Dee, a salmon river.4 miles 13 min by road
Places to stay near Rhindbuckie Walk, and when each is next free.
North Lodge and River Cabin- Sleeps 6
- In Banchory
- 6 miles from Rhindbuckie Walk
Cuttieshillock- Sleeps 6
- In Glen Dye
- 6 miles from Rhindbuckie Walk
Gamekeeper’s Cottage- Sleeps 6
- In Strachan
- 6 miles from Rhindbuckie Walk
No 2 Steading Cottage- Sleeps 4
- In Strachan
- 6 miles from Rhindbuckie Walk
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