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Glen Dye - Clachnaben - Glen Dye

Walk ID: 830

This is a very popular walk with local people and this has caused some erosion on the old, steep path which climbs this hill too directly, so there is now a new and much improved path which takes an easier and less direct route to the summit at 589 metres. The walk is accessed from a small car park shown in Waymark 1 which is on the Banchory - Fettercairn road, the B947, ten kilometres south of Banchory. There is no local transport in this area.
A new path starts at the car park and leads through the edge of a wood, passing Glendye Lodge and emerging at a flat area known as Millers Bog. Following a little stream, a track leads to a small wood where a footpath begins the 2km steep climb to the summit - a gain of 370 metres. Views from the top include westward to Mount Battock and Lochnagar, north to Bennachie and on a clear day, south-easterly over the Firth of Tay to Fife.

Scotland - Aberdeenshire - Deeside & Glen Tanar

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Moderate Walk

Distance 4.97 miles
Duration 180 mins
Height gain 370m
Contributor
Alex Shepherd

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30/10/06 - Chris Lodge : Absolutely gorgeous walk with magnificent views from the top. Timing is spot-on, although I would say that the return path to the north of the small wood is growing indistinct, and is currently obstructed by fallen trees-you may wish to simply return on the main trail.

17/12/09 - Stuart Anderson : Great scenery,nice and short and views from the top are great. Well worth trying on a nice clear day just for the views.

11/01/07 - Walkingworld Administrator : Walk checked and no changes required. January 2007.

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