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Glen Garron

Valley in Kincardineshire

Scotland

Glen Garron

Cowie Strath Fields, in shadow, by the meanders of the Cowie with Nether Findlayson behind.
Cowie Strath Credit: Andrew Wood

Glen Garron is a picturesque valley located in Kincardineshire, Scotland. Situated between the stunning Cairngorms National Park to the west and the North Sea coast to the east, this valley offers breathtaking natural beauty and a tranquil atmosphere.

The valley is characterized by its lush green landscapes, rolling hills, and the meandering Garron Burn that flows through it. The surrounding hills are covered in heather and bracken, creating a colorful landscape during the summer months. Glen Garron is also home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including red squirrels, wild deer, and various bird species.

The valley is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with numerous walking and hiking trails that allow visitors to explore its scenic beauty. One popular route is the Glen Garron Circular Walk, which offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The valley is also a great spot for picnics, with several designated picnic areas offering stunning views and a peaceful ambiance.

Glen Garron is steeped in history, with several archaeological sites scattered throughout the valley. These sites include standing stones and ancient burial mounds, providing a glimpse into the area's rich past. The valley has also been inhabited for centuries, with evidence of settlements dating back to the Neolithic period.

Overall, Glen Garron in Kincardineshire is a captivating destination for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike. Its natural beauty, peaceful atmosphere, and historical significance make it a must-visit location in Scotland.

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Glen Garron Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.983317/-2.2615291 or Grid Reference NO8488. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Cowie Strath Fields, in shadow, by the meanders of the Cowie with Nether Findlayson behind.
Cowie Strath
Fields, in shadow, by the meanders of the Cowie with Nether Findlayson behind.
Cheynehill Wood Woodland by the A957.
Cheynehill Wood
Woodland by the A957.
Glenton Dip A small depression before the Glenton Belt.
Glenton Dip
A small depression before the Glenton Belt.
Glenton Belt The Glenton Belt on Cheynehill.
Glenton Belt
The Glenton Belt on Cheynehill.
Lane to North Lodge, Fetteresso
Lane to North Lodge, Fetteresso
Gas Monitor enclosure Near North Lodge, Fetteresso Castle.
Gas Monitor enclosure
Near North Lodge, Fetteresso Castle.
Blairs of Fetteresso
Blairs of Fetteresso
Ury House, near Stonehaven Long-anticipated restoration seems to have commenced.
Ury House, near Stonehaven
Long-anticipated restoration seems to have commenced.
Industrial buildings along the Slug Road These industrial buildings at the northwest outskirts of Stonehaven are a landmark for the turnoff from the A957 Road to the Redcloak recycling centre.
Industrial buildings along the Slug Road
These industrial buildings at the northwest outskirts of Stonehaven are a landmark for the turnoff from the A957 Road to the Redcloak recycling centre.
A957 heading NW off its viaduct over the A90 With the Ury Estate over the stone wall on the right.
A957 heading NW off its viaduct over the A90
With the Ury Estate over the stone wall on the right.
A dog-leg bend in the A957 to Banchory Skirting around the perimeter wall of Ury Estate. The track ahead at the corner of the main road leads to Highfield.
A dog-leg bend in the A957 to Banchory
Skirting around the perimeter wall of Ury Estate. The track ahead at the corner of the main road leads to Highfield.
Ury Hill Lodge Footpath entry to Ury House from A957.
Ury Hill Lodge
Footpath entry to Ury House from A957.
The A957 around the western edge of Ury Estate Where the road summits/plateaus alongside the estate boundary wall, before dipping down to cross the Cowie Water via the Findlayston Bridge.
The A957 around the western edge of Ury Estate
Where the road summits/plateaus alongside the estate boundary wall, before dipping down to cross the Cowie Water via the Findlayston Bridge.
View NNE over valley of Water of Cowie And Ury Estate towards the Hauff of Ury - an old burial ground on the skyline eminence in centre shot <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/NO855889">NO855889</a>.
View NNE over valley of Water of Cowie
And Ury Estate towards the Hauff of Ury - an old burial ground on the skyline eminence in centre shot NO855889.
Approaching Findlayston Bridge on A957 Where road to Banchory crosses Water of Cowie.
Approaching Findlayston Bridge on A957
Where road to Banchory crosses Water of Cowie.
Paddock and stable at Findlayston farm Seen from the A957.
Paddock and stable at Findlayston farm
Seen from the A957.
Road junction near Mowtie Where minor road to Raedykes Roman Camp leaves A957 from Stonehaven.
Road junction near Mowtie
Where minor road to Raedykes Roman Camp leaves A957 from Stonehaven.
Bend in A957 below Cowton With a pair of cottages on left, backing onto the Cowton Burn.
Bend in A957 below Cowton
With a pair of cottages on left, backing onto the Cowton Burn.
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Glen Garron is located at Grid Ref: NO8488 (Lat: 56.983317, Lng: -2.2615291)

Unitary Authority: Aberdeenshire

Police Authority: North East

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