Hazlehead Park on the outskirts of Aberdeen was once part of a royal hunting forest. Aberdeen Council bought it in 1920 to create an area for the city’s population. It comprises of parkland and countryside. The formal centre of the park includes two rose gardens, a maze, a memory path and several fountains and status.
The extended parkland which includes a golf course is a great place to get out of the city for a run. There is a Parkrun every Saturday morning at 9:30 if you want some company or competition but outside of that the trails are here all year.

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Location: Craigiebuckler And Seafield, Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, United Kingdom

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