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Braemar

In Braemar there’s an abundance of well-signposted, low-level walking which makes it a wonderful place for ramblers, who can look out at the many hills which surround the village and enjoy some sustenance in the cafes and restaurants.  It’s a wildlife hot spot and views are often accompanied by the sound of roaring deer stag or sightings of red squirrels and golden eagles.

The mountainous village of Braemar, part of Royal Deeside, is a great base for adventure or relaxation on the SnowRoads. There’s an abundance of well-signposted, low-level walking which makes it a wonderful place for ramblers, who can look out at the many hills which surround the village and enjoy some sustenance in the cafes and restaurants.

It’s a wildlife hot spot and views are often accompanied by the sound of roaring deer stag or sightings of deer, red squirrels and golden eagles.


There is the opportunity to take part in many sporting activities such as playing on Scotland’s highest 18-hole golf course, pony trekking, mountain biking, hang gliding and climbing.  Nearby Glenshee offers the largest ski and snowboard area in Scotland making Braemar a truly year-round destination.


Braemar is rich in history and heritage.  There are two castles in the village - Braemar Castle and the ruins of Kindrochit Castle - built by a medieval king.


On the first week of September each year, the village hosts the Braemar Gathering, widely regarded as the most famous event of its kind in the world.  Members of the royal family regularly attend and can be spotted laughing and enjoying the traditional Scottish games and clapping along to the pipe band and highland dancers.  The Queen’s castle, Balmoral, is in the small hamlet of Crathie and is a fantastic visitor attraction as well as the church the royals attend when they are in the area, Crathie Kirk.

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Places of interest

Food & Drink

Braes o Mar

Braes o Mar

https://braesomar.com/

Email

01339 741444

Unit 1 The Mews , Braemar AB35 5YL
Braemar

Invercauld Mews Bar

https://www.facebook.com/invercauldmewsbar

Email

The Invercauld Arms, Glenshee Road, Braemar AB35 5YR
Braemar

Accommodation

4 x 4 Overland Hire

More information to follow

Business2Business

Braemar Filling Station

Garage Workshop and MOT Test Centre

Braemar Filling Station

Garage Workshop and MOT Test Centre

01339 741210

Braemar Rd, Braemar, Ballater AB35 5YQ
Braemar

Cafe

The Hungry Highlander

Cafe and restaurant

The Hungry Highlander

Email

013397 41556

14 Invercauld Road
Royal Deeside
Braemar
AB35 5YQ

Speciality Shop/Pre Loved

Email

07715 457601

3 Invercauld Road
Braemar
AB35 5WS

Shop

Speciality Shop

Ice cream, traditional sweet and toy shop.

Speciality Shop

Email

07715 457601

3 Invercauld Road
Braemar
AB35 5YP

Activities & Attractions

Creag Choinnich Orienteering Course

Creag Choinnich Orienteering Course

Email

07976 909992

Creag Choinnich Woods, AB35 5ZP
Braemar
AB35 5ZP

Activities & Attractions

Braemar Guides

Braemar Guides

Email

7740760792

Braemar , AB35 5XR
Braemar
AB35 5XR

Food & Drink

The Cairn Grill

Straight from the grill - serving the very best local produce, fresh daily from our Scottish suppliers and cooked on our char grill - bursting with flavour. P.S. we do offer vegan and vegetarian meals too. Enjoy a wee dram or a traditional... read more

The Cairn Grill

Straight from the grill - serving the very best local produce, fresh daily from our Scottish suppliers and cooked on our char grill - bursting with flavour. P.S. we do offer vegan and vegetarian meals too. Enjoy a wee dram or a traditional Scottish Ale,

https://www.thecairngrill.co.uk

Email

01339 741 234

7-9 Invercauld Road
Braemar