OS Landranger Map: Sheet 43 Braemar and Blair AthollStart point: Auchallatar Car Park at Grid Ref- NO 156882Pay & Display car park (£3.50p), coin only. Note; this car park is owned by Invercauld Estate and is not free to NTS membersDistance from Stonehaven to start point: 58 miles.Drive time from …
Bridge of Dye to Cairn o’ Mount Viewpoint walkthrough via Clachnaben and the Corbett, Mount Battock. OS Landranger: Map Sheet 44 Ballater & Glen Clova Sheet: 45 Stonehaven & BanchoryStart Point: Glen Dye car park NO648867End Point: Cairn o’ Mount viewpoint NO650805Distance from Stonehaven to Start Point: 21 miles via …
Annual Club Barbecue at St John’s Cottage, High Street, Drumlithie. Start time from 12 noon.Thanks to Willie Morris for hosting. All members welcome. Time and any requirements will be discussed nearer the time on Spond.
OS Landranger Map: Sheet 37 Strathdon & AlfordStart Point: NJ 334103 Car parking opposite track to Culfork NB there is only parking for approx. 4/5 cars so car sharing is encouraged.Distance from Stonehaven to Start Point: 52 milesDrive time from Stonehaven to Start Point: 1 hour 30 minsWalk Distance: 15.5kmEstimated …
OS Landranger Map: Sheet No. 43 Braemar & Blair Atholl and Sheet No. 36 Grantown, Aviemore & Cairngorm Mountains Start Point: NO116909 Linn of Quoich car park Distance from Stonehaven to Start Point: 64 miles Drive time from Stonehaven to Start Point: 1 hour 45 mins Walk Distance: 11.5m Estimated …
Local walk and Pub Crawl which starts at the Marine Hotel, Stonehaven. Times and start points will be posted on Spond nearer the time.
Organiser Paul Yarnold OS Landranger Map: Sheet 37 Strathdon and AlfordStart Point: Dinnet village centre carpark NO459987Distance from Stonehaven: 34 milesWalk distance: 13.5 kmsDuration: 4 hoursAscent: 185 metres From the car park head west to the Loch Kinnord circuit path, follow the path to the visitor centre and the signs …
LochnagarOS Map 44 (Ballater & Glen Clova),Lochnagar summit Grid Ref NO244861 One of Scotland’s most famous hills, immortalised in verse by Lord Byron as ‘Dark Lochnagar’, the mountain’s principal feature is the north facing corrie. The most popular start point for Lochnagar is Spittal of Glenmuick where there is a …