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A blue rated route. Great to develop your skills. You can easily go around a few times and work on features.

Some of the routes can’t be completed as published due to fallen trees.

Worth nipping onto instead of just taking the fire road back to the car park

Tappie Tower sits at the top of Tyrebagger hill. A popular woodland with locals and dog walkers, there are many routes through these peaceful woods. From the top of the tower further views can be seen of Aberdeen and to the shire in the west.

There are various car parks around Elrick hill and Tyrebagger hill that can be used to start a walk from. Plenty of forest trails to explore to get to the top, and there are some way-pointed routes Forestry Scotland have setup to follow.

Some good trails in the woods popular with local dog walkers and families. Currently limited access since storm Arwen.

Worth going up to see the sculptures on Elrick Hill. A great hike in summer.

Tyrebagger Woods is a beautiful mature woodland made up of larch, spruce, pine, and firs. Keep your eyes peeled for birds, deer, and red squirrels whilst you're wandering around as they're commonly spotted roaming around the canopy and forest floor.

Elrick Hill is an open hilltop in Aberdeen that forms a barrier between the city and shire. The area is dominated by a thriving population of Red Squirrels so keep your eyes peeled for these fantastic creatures whilst you're walking around.

If you're looking to escape city life and enjoy fresh air and countryside, then this is the right place for you. Brimmond Hill Country Park is the perfect spot for a leisurely stroll, where you can enjoy spectacular 360 panoramic views across Aberdeen and southwest toward Deeside and its mountain range.

Brimmond Hill is closest Marilyn to Aberdeen. Views across the city to the seaside make the climb worth while. A car park along the road from Westhill provides space for 6-8 cars. A couple of paths can be take to the top, and there are a few boggy sections.

Wery nice places you can see and easy to cycling

Short fun park, no big jumps, all rollable.

On the summit of Tyrebagger Hill is a cyclindrical stone viewing tower with a spiral stairway. It was built as a folly in the nineteenth century by a Dr William Henderson to mark the highest point of his landholdings.