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Huntly
Towns & Villages
Overview
Huntly is a small town on the edge of the Speyside whisky trail.
Surrounded by the farmland typical of north-east Scotland, Huntly is a small town that is a good base for exploring the whisky country of Speyside. It boasts the attractive ruined Huntly Castle, on the banks of the Deveron River. Leith Hall, seven miles south of Huntly, is a pleasant place for wandering in its 113-acre grounds. You can see a variety of birds of prey in action at the North East Falconry Centre.
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