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There's nothing more to see here than a gate. Hidden behind it, of course, is Balmoral Castle, the famous summer residence of the British royal family. With a ticket, we were able to visit it with our bikes in hand, which was really nice.

During our cycling trip through the Cairngorms, we slept in a bothy every night, but we didn't find it anywhere else as comfortable as this one ;-) Delicious coffee and food. Plenty of room for everyone, and with an outdoor shop next door, it's also the perfect place to stock up on rations.

Great view, Good coffee stop and a spot to watch the surfers.

One of Aberdeenshire's iconic climbs. Steep but short!

The visitor centre is quite informative about the local flora and fauna. Car parking spaces have increased greatly with the opening of the parking area nearer the visitor centre. In May 2024, the parking fee was £5 per day payable using various methods at a machine including contactless.

Fraserburgh boasts an award-winning beach that extends for miles, bordered by golden sand dunes, positioned at the confluence of the Moray Firth and the North Sea. The waters adjacent to Fraserburgh's beach are ideal for watersports, making it a great spot for surfing and paddleboarding.

The small car park (of which there is now a charge) is the staring point for may Munros in the area as well as smaller peaks and walks around the loch. Here there is a small visitor centre with toilets. The walk to the loch takes about 10 - 15 minutes and can be made in to a circuit. Those who decide to walk all the way around the loch should allow for 2-3 hours.

The café, while it doesn’t have any vegan aid in the menu, they will adapt the panini for you and they do soya lattes.