Camilla Guest House

Causey Mounth

Follows an ancient drove road through the Mounth hills with steady, sometimes steep climbs over exposed moorland. Not suitable for buggies or very young children due to rough, uneven terrain and significant elevation gain. Dogs welcome but keep them close during lambing season. Rewards walkers with dramatic Highland views and a genuine sense of historical connection—cattle drovers used this same route for centuries to reach Lowland markets.

The Robbers Trail

Forestry & Land Scotland

Meanders through mixed woodland on well-maintained paths with gentle gradients, ideal for families and suitable for sturdy buggies on drier days. Dogs welcome to explore this forested trail that takes its name from local folklore about cattle thieves who once hid in these Aberdeenshire woods. The short loop offers a peaceful escape under the canopy with interpretive points explaining the area's colourful history.

Beech Tree Trail

Forestry & Land Scotland

Meanders through mixed woodland on well-maintained paths with gentle gradients throughout, making it perfect for families with young children and accessible for all-terrain buggies. Dogs welcome on leads. The short loop showcases magnificent beech trees and seasonal woodland flora, with interpretation points explaining the forest ecosystem—ideal for a quick nature fix or introducing little ones to forest walking.

Formartine and Buchan Way