Silverbank Caravan Club Site

Ley Way

Meanders through northeast Scotland's countryside with gentle to moderate inclines along historic drove roads and field paths. Mostly suitable for older children with stamina, though some sections may be uneven or muddy – not ideal for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Worth it for the peaceful rural scenery, woodland stretches, and glimpses into the area's agricultural heritage, offering a proper escape from busier coastal paths.

East Trail

Winds through woodland and open countryside with gentle to moderate inclines, offering peaceful views across Aberdeenshire's rolling landscape. Suitable for families with older children who are confident walkers, though uneven terrain and potentially muddy patches make it tricky for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads where livestock grazes nearby. A lovely escape into nature without venturing too far, perfect for stretching legs and enjoying Scottish fresh air between camping days.

Coy Burn Trail

Follows Coy Burn through mixed woodland near Drum Castle, Aberdeenshire, with gentle terrain and well-maintained paths suitable for families and buggies on drier sections. Dogs welcome to explore alongside the burn. Expect peaceful stream-side walking with opportunities to spot wildlife, occasional stone bridges, and a pleasant woodland atmosphere – ideal for a short nature ramble without serious inclines.

Stockmounth

Blackhall Loop Trail