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 …
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.
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.
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 …
This steep little hill climbs from 44m at the crossroads up to 127m. This takes about 800m with the steepest bit while riding the edge of the woodland, it levels out a bit as you get to the top.
Officially classed as a tump, the Hill of Brathens is a hill peaking at 591 feet (180 m) in the Dee Valley, Aberdeenshire. It's to the north of the town …