Bogneish Hillock

Hill, Mountain in Aberdeenshire

Scotland

Bogneish Hillock

A field of barley near the Kildrummy Inn
A field of barley near the Kildrummy Inn Credit: Gordon Brown

Bogneish Hillock is a small hill located in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Situated near the village of Bogneish, this hillock is a prominent feature in the local landscape. While not reaching the height of a mountain, it offers a gentle and picturesque ascent, making it a popular spot for leisurely walks and hikes.

The hill is characterized by its undulating terrain, covered in lush greenery and scattered with wildflowers during the summer months. It is surrounded by farmland and offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. On a clear day, visitors can admire the rolling hills, agricultural fields, and distant mountains in the distance.

Bogneish Hillock is easily accessible, with a footpath leading to the summit. The path is well-maintained and suitable for people of all ages and fitness levels. Along the way, there are several benches and picnic spots where visitors can take a break and enjoy the beautiful scenery.

The hill is also home to a variety of wildlife, including birds, rabbits, and occasionally deer. Nature enthusiasts can observe and appreciate the diverse flora and fauna that inhabit the area.

Overall, Bogneish Hillock provides a tranquil and scenic escape for locals and tourists alike. Its natural beauty, coupled with its accessibility, make it a must-visit destination for those seeking a peaceful outdoor experience in Aberdeenshire.

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Bogneish Hillock Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.235027/-2.8783699 or Grid Reference NJ4716. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

A field of barley near the Kildrummy Inn
A field of barley near the Kildrummy Inn
The Kildrummy Inn Despite the name, this is more a 'restaurant with rooms' with a very high standard of cuisine.  To dine, booking is almost always required.  The rooms are small and inexpensive.
The Kildrummy Inn
Despite the name, this is more a 'restaurant with rooms' with a very high standard of cuisine. To dine, booking is almost always required. The rooms are small and inexpensive.
The Culsh Burn at Kildrummy
The Culsh Burn at Kildrummy
The entrance to Malt Croft The Culsh Burn flowing under the track.
The entrance to Malt Croft
The Culsh Burn flowing under the track.
Reconstruction at Milltown There is work proceeding on this derelict water-mill, complete with iron water wheel.
Reconstruction at Milltown
There is work proceeding on this derelict water-mill, complete with iron water wheel.
The River Don at Gateside
The River Don at Gateside
Houses at Gateside
Houses at Gateside
Kildrummy Castle With the usual well kept Historic Environment Scotland lawns.
Kildrummy Castle
With the usual well kept Historic Environment Scotland lawns.
River Don Upstream, near Mill of Brux.
River Don
Upstream, near Mill of Brux.
Flood indicator near Mill of Brux The Don sometimes goes walkabout, the upper drainage is a vast area of very high ground with big snow accumulations.
Flood indicator near Mill of Brux
The Don sometimes goes walkabout, the upper drainage is a vast area of very high ground with big snow accumulations.
Bridge of Brux A replacement road bridge over the Don.
Bridge of Brux
A replacement road bridge over the Don.
Flood gauge, Bridge of Brux Obviously a flood prone area. The background is interesting with what look to be sandhills above Mill of Brux.
Flood gauge, Bridge of Brux
Obviously a flood prone area. The background is interesting with what look to be sandhills above Mill of Brux.
Autumnal colours at Kildrummy Castle Gardens viewed from bridge
Autumnal colours at Kildrummy Castle Gardens viewed from bridge
Harvest time, Kildrummy Round bales and barley awaiting harvesting.
Harvest time, Kildrummy
Round bales and barley awaiting harvesting.
Harvested barley, Kildrummy The combine has just moved on to the neighbouring field.
Harvested barley, Kildrummy
The combine has just moved on to the neighbouring field.
Milltown Buildings By mill stream.
Milltown Buildings
By mill stream.
Track from Milltown Cottage Towards Milltown of Kildrummy mills.
Track from Milltown Cottage
Towards Milltown of Kildrummy mills.
Mill of Brux Old mill house is now a garage attached to a dwelling.
Mill of Brux
Old mill house is now a garage attached to a dwelling.
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Bogneish Hillock is located at Grid Ref: NJ4716 (Lat: 57.235027, Lng: -2.8783699)

Unitary Authority: Aberdeenshire

Police Authority: North East

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