Guidebook for Kincardine O'Neil
Essentials
Village Store
40 N Deeside RdStrachan's of royal deeside
main streetGetting Around
Stonehaven Railway Station
Inverurie Railway Station
Station RoadAberdeen Railway Station
Guild StreetArts & Culture
The Barn - Multi - Arts centre
Burn O'Bennie RoadSt. Margaret's Braemar
Glenshee RoadThe Butterworth Gallery
Tangletree Studio
Station SquareFood Scene
Platform 22
22 Station RdPotarch Café and Restaurant
Finzean Estate And Farm Shop
Rothesay Rooms Restaurant
Station SquareMeet Again Tea Shop
12 Perkhill RdRiverside Cottage
Ballater RoadDouneside House & Health Club
Tor-Na-Coille Hotel
Inchmarlo RoadBuchanan Bistro
Burn O'Bennie RoadBurnett Arms Hotel
25 High StDouglas Arms Hotel
22 High StThe Boat Inn
Charlestown RoadParks & Nature
River Dee
A nice circular walk from the cottage.
Great scenery on your doorstep - Deeside is the gateway to the Eastern Cairngorms.
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Iphaki yaseCairngorms
Great scenery on your doorstep - Deeside is the gateway to the Eastern Cairngorms.
Scolty Hill
Cambus O'May Forest Walk Centre station
Glen Tanar
Lochnagar
Loch Muick
Clachnaben
Shopping
Kincardine O'Neil
It is good to support a great local store and Post Office.
Sightseeing
Peel of Lumphanan station
A recumbent stone circle, a kind of monument found only in north-eastern Scotland. The characteristic feature is a large stone on its side, flanked by two upright stones. The stone circle surrounds a burial cairn dating to about 4,500 years ago.
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Tomnaverie Stone Circle
A recumbent stone circle, a kind of monument found only in north-eastern Scotland. The characteristic feature is a large stone on its side, flanked by two upright stones. The stone circle surrounds a burial cairn dating to about 4,500 years ago.
Watch salmon climb the natural leap as they make their way up the Falls of Feugh during spawning season. The best months for spotting salmon leap are September to November and February to March.
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Bridge of Feugh
Watch salmon climb the natural leap as they make their way up the Falls of Feugh during spawning season. The best months for spotting salmon leap are September to November and February to March.
Culsh Earth House
B9119Queen's View
B9119I-Centre ye-Burn O' Vat Visitor
Cullerlie Stone Circle