Walks from Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire
🌿 Sea cliffs, rocky shore, coastal farmland, wooded den
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Stonehaven is a lively Aberdeenshire harbour town famous for its Hogmanay fireball ceremony and — less gloriously — the deep-fried Mars bar. The coastal walking north and south from the town is outstanding, with Dunnottar Castle — one of Scotland’s most spectacularly sited fortresses — perched on a headland just a mile south.
A characterful harbour town with excellent fish and chips, a good range of accommodation and direct train access from Aberdeen, Stonehaven makes an excellent coastal walking base for the dramatic Kincardineshire cliffs.
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Town car parks. Stonehaven station (Aberdeen–Edinburgh line)
The Marine Hotel, Tolbooth restaurant, The Ship Inn
- Dunnottar Castle cliff walk
- Fowlsheugh RSPB reserve (seabird cliffs)
- Aberdeenshire Coastal Path north to Aberdeen
- Cowie & Muchalls circular
- Slug Road hill walk
- Fetteresso Forest
- All Aberdeenshire towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Stonehaven is covered by OS OS Explorer 396 / 379. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Aberdeenshire Coastal Path





