Scotland's National Tourism Organisation
Kirkhill Forest
Forests & Woodlands
Overview
Kirkhill is a working forest which really has something for everyone! There are waymarked circular walks, a permanent orienteering course,and longer multi user
trails.
There are great views to the north east from the summit of Tyrebagger Hill, and a whole network of forest roads and tracks for you to explore.
The main entrance is less then 5 km from the outskirts of Aberdeen - a real "green lung" for the city. This wood is very popular with walkers, horse riders and especially with cyclists.
The main entrance is less then 5 km from the outskirts of Aberdeen - a real "green lung" for the city. This wood is very popular with walkers, horse riders and especially with cyclists.
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