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Combination of the following walks around Braemar; The Lions Face and Cromlins, Queen's Drive and River Clunie, Creag Chòinnich and River Dee riverside walk. With a wee hill in the middle.
This beautiful circular walk leaves Braemar along the River Clunie before picking up the Queen's Drive - a carriage drive once favoured by Queen Victoria. This gently gains height and gives excellent views before a steeper descent through the woods leads back to Braemar.
https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/cairngorms/queens-drive.shtml
This excellent circuit through the pinewoods and fields east of Braemar offers some superb viewpoints, as well as the opportunity to visit Braemar Castle.
https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/cairngorms/lions-face.shtml
Creag Chòinnich is the diminutive but beautiful little hill just east of Braemar, clothed in pinewoods. Its ascent makes a short but very steep walk, which can easily be combined with the Lion's Face walk.
https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/cairngorms/creag-choinnich.shtml
This pleasant circular walk from Braemar takes in the confluence of the two main rivers, the Dee and the Clunie and then climbs gently through birch woods to return to the centre of the village. There are good open views up the strath and the chance to explore the pretty centre of Braemar.
https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/cairngorms/braemar-riverside.shtml
