Keith – Denwell / Braehead Circuit

The route can be enjoyed in both directions, starting and finishing at the map information board in Keith Square (Reidhaven Square). As parts of the route cross open countryside and have a variety of path surfaces, stout footwear and waterproof clothing are recommended.

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  • Accessibility: Suitable for a wide range of users

    The minor road sections are suitable for people of a wide range of abilities.

  • Terrain: Varied surfaces

    A combination of rough grass paths and sections of minor tarred road.

  • Gradient: Generally level

    A few gentle gradients on the Brandy Brae path.

  • No barriers
  • Fully signed
Keith Denwell Braehead Circuit
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The walk covers heritage, folklore and the natural beauty of the environment.

The route can be enjoyed in both directions, starting and finishing at the map information board in Keith Square (Reidhaven Square). As parts of the route cross open countryside and have a variety of path surfaces, stout footwear and waterproof clothing are recommended.

Ample parking exists in Keith Square, which is on the route of a regular bus service between Aberdeen and Inverness. Keith Railway Station on the main Aberdeen to Inverness line is less than a mile away.

Contact

Moray Council Outdoor Access Manager

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