The Deeside Way - A Companion Guide
“Your passion for heritage and wandering through the stunning Scottish landscape is evident on every page.” ~ Kay Beaton.
This Deeside Way companion guidebook is for curious wanderers, to accompany and enhance your exploration of the 41-mile waymarked path – from the city of Aberdeen, through the towns, villages and hamlets of beautiful Deeside, and into the Cairngorms National Park.
From city to shire, the Deeside Way is a diverse route offering opportunities to shop locally and sample the range of produce on offer in the north east of Scotland, as well as immersing in the vast landscapes of both upper and lower Deeside.
With simple maps, notes, recommendations and words from locals connected to the Way, the companion guide offers over 40 points of interest on the path and beyond, from cafes and castles to Pictish stones, railway heritage, and the plaque at Nan Shepherd’s home.
Included in this book are six additional walks that can be easily accessed on and off the path. It also features the neighbouring villages of Crathie and Braemar, popular with outdoor enthusiasts and the original intended stopping point of the Royal Deeside Railway line – the reason the path exists.
A Hidden Scotland postcard will be sent with every order.
“Your passion for heritage and wandering through the stunning Scottish landscape is evident on every page.” ~ Kay Beaton.
This Deeside Way companion guidebook is for curious wanderers, to accompany and enhance your exploration of the 41-mile waymarked path – from the city of Aberdeen, through the towns, villages and hamlets of beautiful Deeside, and into the Cairngorms National Park.
From city to shire, the Deeside Way is a diverse route offering opportunities to shop locally and sample the range of produce on offer in the north east of Scotland, as well as immersing in the vast landscapes of both upper and lower Deeside.
With simple maps, notes, recommendations and words from locals connected to the Way, the companion guide offers over 40 points of interest on the path and beyond, from cafes and castles to Pictish stones, railway heritage, and the plaque at Nan Shepherd’s home.
Included in this book are six additional walks that can be easily accessed on and off the path. It also features the neighbouring villages of Crathie and Braemar, popular with outdoor enthusiasts and the original intended stopping point of the Royal Deeside Railway line – the reason the path exists.
A Hidden Scotland postcard will be sent with every order.
“Your passion for heritage and wandering through the stunning Scottish landscape is evident on every page.” ~ Kay Beaton.
This Deeside Way companion guidebook is for curious wanderers, to accompany and enhance your exploration of the 41-mile waymarked path – from the city of Aberdeen, through the towns, villages and hamlets of beautiful Deeside, and into the Cairngorms National Park.
From city to shire, the Deeside Way is a diverse route offering opportunities to shop locally and sample the range of produce on offer in the north east of Scotland, as well as immersing in the vast landscapes of both upper and lower Deeside.
With simple maps, notes, recommendations and words from locals connected to the Way, the companion guide offers over 40 points of interest on the path and beyond, from cafes and castles to Pictish stones, railway heritage, and the plaque at Nan Shepherd’s home.
Included in this book are six additional walks that can be easily accessed on and off the path. It also features the neighbouring villages of Crathie and Braemar, popular with outdoor enthusiasts and the original intended stopping point of the Royal Deeside Railway line – the reason the path exists.
A Hidden Scotland postcard will be sent with every order.