Photograph of Glen Quoich
 
 

 

Glen Quoich

This remote and beautiful glen has one of the best stretches of ancient pinewood in Deeside. By the river, you can find The Earl of Mar's Punch Bowl, a natural pothole from which the Earl of Mar is reputed to have served punch to his Jacobite colleagues in 1715.

Location
9 miles, 14.5 Km (12mins) west of Braemar, along an unclassified road.

Facilities

  • Informal car park and picnic spot at the road end.
  • Low-level walks along the Glen, picnicking and pools for swimming.
  • Popular access point to the Munro, Beinn a' Bhuird.
  • Can be reached by bicycle from Braemar through the Upper Strath Dee to Glen Quoich (17 mile, 27 km return trip on road and rough track).

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