Braemar has plenty of good walking beyond the big Cairngorm days. This guide pairs easy riverside miles on the River Dee with the steeper climb up Creag Choinnich, plus a longer outing to the Linn of Dee
Braemar’s best walks range from an easy River Dee stroll to the climb up Creag Choinnich, with views over the village from 538m. This guide also points you towards quieter paths, so you can choose a route to suit the weather and daylight.
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From an easy wander beside the River Dee to the climb up Creag Choinnich, this Braemar walks guide helps you choose a route for your time and energy. Find a quieter outing at Linn of Dee, or aim for Creag Choinnich’s 538m summit.
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