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Great walks along the old railway line from Aberdeen to Ballater with great views of the river. While many cyclists share the path responsibly, many don't especially during the rush hours where the old railway line is a useful traffic free route and some seem to want to shave a couple of seconds off their PB during their commute.

No loo but great grub and cuppa. A good stop on the outskirts of Aberdeen.

Great cafe. Check opening times on the internet. Always a warm welcome and good food.

A good place to go for a walk in Aberdeen away from traffic. Wheelchair accessible and good tarmac surface for several miles. Can be busy with cyclists.

The gardens are a great place to get a short peaceful walk in the city, there are many different trees and some wildlife to spot. At the main entrance there are also toilets and the far end has a play park. Parking is available across from the main gate.

A place for fancy coffee and posh breakfast or lunch.

The Old Deeside Railway Line is a magnificent 41-mile stretch of traffic-free walking or cycling, beginning in Duthie Peak, Aberdeen. The path is a former railway line that carried passengers and goods between Aberdeen and Ballater. These days, it's a fantastic way to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and enjoy a long walk in nature.

The Deeside Way is a multi-user path that follows the route of the old Deeside Railway from Aberdeen to Ballater. It's a 66km traffic free trail that's well maintained as part of the National Cycle Network. The trail isn't tarmacked so can become a bit muddy in places but it's always rideable. Along the way you'll pass several old stations which used to serve the line. Culter station opened in 1853 as an intermediate stop on the line. It continued until 1966 when the line was closed to passengers. Today you can see one of the old platforms, but the other platform and buildings are long gone.