A walk of 22.5km through mountain glens, from the Linn of Dee to the Lairig Ghru.

A low level walk in the glens of the southern Cairngorms. From the Linn of Dee carpark, to views of the Lairig Ghru and Devil's Point. Returning by the same route makes it 14 miles - 22.5 km.

[@IScreamer]

Spent teenage and early twenties all over this area. Couldn’t wait for school out on Fridays to catch the bus from Aberdeen to Braemar and hoof it from there for the weekend. Great video and thanks for the memories. ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇨🇦

[@Highland-Highlights]

Thanks sir... The cairngorms has a place in my heart also.

[@lornariach-vt2bv]

Another brilliant video!! ❤

[@Highland-Highlights]

Yay, thank you!

[@enigma1000]

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[@Highland-Highlights]

I agree with you,... but I'm thinking you meant to post this somewhere else?

[@alanguthrie8415]

Good stuff 👍

[@Highland-Highlights]

Thanks Alan, that was my first vid.

[@raypirie8780]

It's says a walk in the southern cairngorms? Nope it's a walk in the eastern cairngorms, as coming from Aberdeen I've walked it many times in the past,

[@Highland-Highlights]

Hi, thanks for your input, but I have to disagree with you. The walk shown starts at Linn of Dee, which may be slightly east of due south of the entire range, but the whole walk is most definitely in the southern area. If you were to walk from the most easterly point of the Gorms, through Linn of Dee, to the most westerly point, you could still say the entire walk was in the southern Cairngorms.

[@Lindsey-hb6wo]

just Ace thank you x

[@Highland-Highlights]

Thanks, nice to know you like it.