Things to do and see during your visit...
- Walking
There are many tracks and walks in the area particularly in Clashindarroch Forest. Close to the croft is the track which ascends Tap O' Noth to the remains of the Iron Age fort and affords magnificent views across the surrounding countryside.- Skiing
Nordic cross-country skiing is available at the Nordic Ski Centre based in Huntly and the Clashindarroch Forest. Well signed routes are provided in the forest. Other ski facilities are available at the Lecht Ski Centre which is a short drive away.- Mountain biking
- Mountain bikes can be ridden on the forest tracks in Clashindarroch and in several other forests in the area. Details are available from Forest Enterprise at their local office or website. Purpose built tracks are now accessible in Kirkhill Forest, near Aberdeen, and Whiteash,Ordiequish and Ben Aigan near Fochabers.
- Fishing
Some of Scotland's finest salmon rivers can be fished locally and contact details can be provided. Fishing is also available on lochs at Mossat and Artloch Fisheries.- Riding
- Riding in Clashindarroch Forest is available from Corrylair Riding Centre between Rhynie and Huntly.
- Malt Whisky Trail
The Malt Whisky Trail visits many distilleries along the Spey from Grantown to the coast. Details and brochures are available at Information Centres.- Castle Trail
- The Castle Trail visits many historic castles in Aberdeenshire including Huntly Castle. Details and brochures are available at Information Centres.
- Falconry
Flying displays take place daily during the summer from the North East Falconry centre at Drumdelgie near Huntly. Also the Forestry Commission maintain a hide at Huntly Peregrine Wildwatch on the A96.- Archaeology
- The Archaeolink museum near Insch has exhibits showing how life was lived in the Iron Age and Roman periods. Frequent displays demonstrate many aspects of early occupation of the area.
