Donside‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 산 정상

If you start from Groddie, near Logie Coldstone (as suggested on Walk Highlands), be prepared for a steep ascent, bracken in summer, and several false summits. A rewarding walk.

Easy to follow, gentle climb on gravel track, with short section of stone steps at the top, for amazing views from the North Sea off Aberdeen to the hills west and Lochnagar

There are a couple of good routes to the summit of Morven, either from the east or south. Parking to the South at Tulloch church is the best, and the trail to the hill is good, bog free, and peaceful

An excellent view point and lovely walk from Tarland. Apparently, the Grahams are now referred to as Fionas, which are hills between 2000-2500 feet. Named after Fiona Torbet (nee Graham), who came up with the list.

The summit cairn is down a boggy, small track off the main path. A few white rocks mark the turnoff.

Coming up from either side the cairn for the summit is not on the main track. There is a faint path possibly marked on the map that leads off through the heather. Once spotted it’s easy to get to.

The tower house here was built in around 1260. It's mainly ruined but thought to have once consisted of a single rectangular tower with walls almost 2m thick and several floors. The castle was built on the site of an older hill fort settlement which dates to around 250BCE. The hill is 268m high and offers great views in all directions. You can walk up and back from the car park in the southeast but why not make a longer loop following the path over the hill and then around the obvious loop to the north, it's about 5km.

A stone cairn marks the summit. Don't get confused by the slightly lower cairn, just as you come onto the plateau. The true summit cairn is slightly further along and off the path to the left - easy to miss.