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United Kingdom
Scotland
Aberdeenshire
Aberdeen
Braeside And Mannofield

Hazlehead Park Stone Archway – Forest Path in Hazlehead Park loop from Robert Gordon University

Routes
Mountain biking trails
United Kingdom
Scotland
Aberdeenshire
Aberdeen
Braeside And Mannofield

Hazlehead Park Stone Archway – Forest Path in Hazlehead Park loop from Robert Gordon University

Easy

5.0

(1)

11

riders

Hazlehead Park Stone Archway – Forest Path in Hazlehead Park loop from Robert Gordon University

01:39

21.6km

280m

Mountain biking

Easy mountain bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 15, 2026

Waypoints

A

Start point

Bus stop

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1.34 km

11 ABD

Archaeological Site

2

4.53 km

Hazlehead Park Waymarked Walking Trails

Highlight • Trail

There are four colour coded walking trails marked around Hazlehead Park. The green trail is 1mile long and starts from the cafe. The Blue trail is 4km and starts here. …

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3

4.89 km

Hazlehead Park Café

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A large and friendly cafe within the park with plenty of space inside and out. They sell a variety of drinks, cakes, snacks, breakfast and light lunches.
Open Mon to Fri 9:30 - 16:00
Sat & Sun 9:00 - 16:00

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4

5.01 km

Hazlehead Park on the outskirts of Aberdeen was once part of a royal hunting forest. Aberdeen Council bought it in 1920 to create an area for the city’s population. It …

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5

5.06 km

Hazlehead Park Stone Archway

Highlight • Structure

Hazlehead Park on the outskirts of Aberdeen was once part of a royal hunting forest. Aberdeen Council bought it in 1920 to create an area for the city’s population. It …

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6

6.12 km

The park can be busy with people and dog walkers so go slow use your bell or go early in the morning.

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7

9.69 km

Gairnhill Wood

Highlight • Forest

Gairnhill Wood is a beautiful, peaceful woodland that's part of the larger Countesswells Forest. Trail through a variety of wonderful trees including conifers, mature beech, mixed larch, pine, and birch.

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8

12.0 km

Kingshill Wood

Highlight • Forest

Explore the gorgeous Kingshill Wood, situated nearby to the hamlet of West Hatton. The path around the forest is lined with conifers, and, if you're visiting in the correct season, …

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9

13.3 km

The path between Kinshill and Gairnhill Wood is a glorious one. On one side you have lines of towering trees and on the other a vast, uninterrupted view of the sensational Aberdeenshire countryside.

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B

21.6 km

End point

Bus stop

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

7.30 km

5.24 km

3.97 km

3.97 km

920 m

142 m

Surfaces

7.88 km

7.86 km

2.63 km

2.07 km

957 m

139 m

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Highest point (210 m)

Lowest point (40 m)

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Wednesday 20 May

21°C

6°C

84 %

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