Falls of Feugh Tearooms - Café Days by Visit Scotland

Circular Banchory - Crathes Castle walk

A gentle walk along a former railway line, at first along the River Dee, thereafter within the wooded grounds of Crathes Castle. It returns along the wooded route of the water pipeline supplying the city of Aberdeen.

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Falls of Feugh

Falls of Feugh near Banchory, well known for watching salmon leap.

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Crathes Castle

Magnificent 16th century tower house standing on an estate granted to the Burnett family in 1323 by Robert the Bruce. The walled garden is really eight gardens, ranging from formal to modern.

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Banchory Golf Club

This picturesque 18 hole golf course is set above the banks of the River Dee on Royal Deeside. Strategically placed bunkers, mature native trees and the "magnetic" River Dee provide obstacles that can test the most accomplished player.

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Falls of Feugh Tearooms

Bridge of Feugh
Banchory
Aberdeenshire
AB31 6NL
t: 01330 822 123
w: www.thefallsoffeugh.comw: www.thefallsoffeugh.com Opening Times
Daily 10am-5pm. Food served till 18:00 Jul-Aug. Closed Mon & Tues mid Oct -mid Mar & 2 weeks at Christmas.

Nestled on the river bank, we offer traditional home cooking served in an intimate and relaxed setting. Using the finest local produce, our freshly prepared soups, puddings, sandwiches and home baking are complimented with daily specials throughout the year. A choice of beer and wine is also available.

Day I Found It

We had just moved to Aberdeen when a kind couple we met in church asked us if we had visited any of the sights around. They took us out to Crathes Castle, where we took a brisk autumn walk on some of the trails there. They then told us about this quaint lodge where they took us for a coffee, tea and scones (complete with strawberries and cream of course). It was a lovely introduction to Scotland and the Scottish hospitality!

Ms Becker, Aberdeen