Walks from Braemar, Aberdeenshire
🌿 High mountain plateau, glacial pass, ancient Caledonian pinewood, moorland
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Braemar is the highest village in the British Isles — a royal gathering place famous for its Highland Games — sitting at 340 metres in the upper Dee Valley, completely surrounded by Munros. The Cairngorm plateau rises to the north, Lochnagar to the south-east, and the Lairig Ghru — Scotland’s greatest mountain pass — begins just above the village.
A classic Highland village with a Victorian character, excellent accommodation and some of the most spectacular mountain walking in Scotland on the doorstep, Braemar is one of Britain’s finest mountain walking bases.
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Village car parks. Bus from Aberdeen (201, Stagecoach — limited in winter)
The Fife Arms Hotel, The Taste restaurant, Braemar Mountain Sports café
- Lairig Ghru to Aviemore
- Carn a’Mhaim
- Lochnagar from Braemar
- Ben Macdui via Sron Riach
- Glen Ey & the Colonel’s Bed
- Lion’s Face & Morrone Birkwood
- All Aberdeenshire towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Braemar is covered by OS OS Explorer 404. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Deeside Way
- Cairngorms paths network





