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Outdoor Access Trust for Scotland is a registered Scottish charity, No. SC028028 and a company Limited by guarantee No. SC186301
Adopted by Sandy Located in the Angus Glens region in the Cairngorms, Driesh is the most easterly of the Munro peaks second only to Mount Keen. The route follows the old hill path linking Glen Doll with Glen Prosen and is used by hill walkers to access both Munro summits, Driesh and Mayar.
Read MoreAdopted by Hugh Jock’s Road is a well-known high-level route, linking Glen Doll to Braemar on Deeside that was popular with cattle rustlers and whisky smugglers! It is named after Jock Winter, a local shepherd who, in 1887 along with the Scottish Rights of Way Society, successfully challenged the landowner and established the route as […]
Read MoreAvailable for adoption This is the most popular route to take up Lochnagar and can be very busy on a beautiful day. As you make the initial climb you can see the wonderful peak ahead of you. Further up it opens up at the saddle where you can take a short detour up Meikle Pap […]
Read MoreOutdoor Access Trust for Scotland is a registered Scottish charity, No. SC028028 and a company Limited by guarantee No. SC186301