Cabrach - Wikipedia
The Cabrach, located in rural Moray, is a sparsely populated area ten miles (16 km) wide by eight miles (13 km) long consisting of mountainous terrain. It lies on the northernmost fringe of the Cairngorms National Park at the intersection of the countryside roads that connect Speyside to the north, Aberdeen to the east and, Donside to the south.
Buck - The Cabrach Trust
The Buck is the most prominent of all of the hills in the Cabrach. Its conical shape makes it instantly recognisable. The is only one hill higher than the Buck, and that is Cook’s Cairn. There are several names associated with Buck 1765 – Cruickshank 1784 – Fettas 1804 – McHardy 1824 – Souter 1975 […]
Shenval - The Cabrach Trust
Shenval may be one of the oldest settlements in the Cabrach. The farm sits on an exposed hill with a great vantage point westward along the river valley. The Cabrach was a main route between the powerful Provinces of Mar and Moray. In 1296, King Edward I of England invaded Scotland and may have stayed […]
Cabrach - Scotland's Hills
2017年11月2日 · Cabrach Tom na Voulin : This Tump was located to the west of the A941 Rhynie to Dufftown Road north of Cabrach. I parked on the verge north of the bridge over the Black Water and crossed a gate and a couple of fields to reach the summit of Tom na Voulin .
The Buck of Cabrach, Aberdeenshire, Scotland - 26 Reviews, Map
Quintessential Scottish landscapes await you here, with heather-clad rolling hills and boggy moorland. It's all worth it for the excellent views from atop The Buck! This trail has uneven, rocky, boggy and slippery terrain underfoot, so appropriate footwear and clothing are highly recommended, especially if the weather takes a turn!
Aldivalloch - The Cabrach Trust
Once a busy community, Aldivalloch, in the Upper Cabrach was an important crossroads over the hills west to Glenlivet on the Staplar Road and a main route south through Glenbucket.
The Buck of Cabrach outside Huntly, Aberdeenshire. Walk / Hike
Outside the charming town of Huntly lies a natural wonder known as The Buck of Cabrach. This hill offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape and a unique glimpse into the area’s history. As I made my way towards the Buck of Cabrach, the sun was shining brightly, casting a warm glow over the rugged terrain.
The Cabrach - Threestones
In 1592 the Cabrach was the scene of a tribal battle of more importance, as part of a serious feud between two great Houses, than the constant cattle raids and skirmishes so common in the Highlands. The Earl of Huntly, in pursuit of his quarrel with the Earl of Moray, made an expedition into Pettie, which the clan Chattan held as a fief from ...
Chapter I. Position And Extent Of The Cabrach.-How To Reach It.
At the top of the hill is the boundary between the parishes of Rhynie and Cabrach, and there a road comes in from Lumsden and the parish of Auchindoir, the shortest way to the Cabrach from Aberdeen, but rough and narrow from its leaving the main road at Lumsden, and not to be recommended to motorists.
Cabrach and Blackwater Lodge - AllTrails
This “there and back” walk to the impressive and evocative abandoned Blackwater hunting lodge is an excellent introduction to the landscape features experienced in the Cabrach (A' Chabraich, in Gaelic, meaning uncertain), a sparsely populated area on the border territory between upland Aberdeenshire and Moray (historic Banffshire).