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just for fun! for just Brae. To complete the loop, follow Schoolhill Drive back to the main road. main the to back Drive Schoolhill follow loop, the complete To Brae.

pre-dates the Hillside expansion of Portlethen, on both Schoolhill Lane and Well Well and Lane Schoolhill both on Portlethen, of expansion Hillside the pre-dates It’s easy to get around by foot or on your bike – for a purpose or or purpose a for – bike your on or foot by around get to easy It’s

the paths along to Schoolhill Road. Following this are the older houses that that houses older the are this Following Road. Schoolhill to along paths the

recommended to wear appropriate footwear. appropriate wear to recommended most towns. most

Another off road path crosses Hillside Road, before turning right and following following and right turning before Road, Hillside crosses path road off Another

start. This route can get muddy in wet weather, it is is it weather, wet in muddy get can route This start.

Aberdeenshire walking and cycling maps are freely available for for available freely are maps cycling and walking Aberdeenshire

Craigleith Avenue, from where it follows another path onto Sunnyside Drive. Drive. Sunnyside onto path another follows it where from Avenue, Craigleith Community Woodland Park on right hand side and return to to return and side hand right on Park Woodland Community

anywhere on the route. From the main road, the route follows a path onto onto path a follows route the road, main the From route. the on anywhere

towards Hillhead. At the top of the hill, pass by Portlethen Portlethen by pass hill, the of top the At Hillhead. towards

For more information, please visit www.nhs.uk/Change4Life visit please information, more For

This route forms a circuit of the Hillside area of Portlethen, and you may start start may you and Portlethen, of area Hillside the of circuit a forms route This

Portlethen Village, take Hillies Road (past the Neuk) and follow follow and Neuk) the (past Road Hillies take Village, Portlethen

based on an average person. average an on based

coastal path and head towards Portlethen Village. Upon reaching reaching Upon Village. Portlethen towards head and path coastal

which is of a good, consistent hard surface like a pavement. Numbers are Numbers pavement. a like surface hard consistent good, a of is which Walk 4 – Pink Route Pink – 4 Walk

junction. Carry on along Downies Road. Turn left onto the the onto left Turn Road. Downies along on Carry junction. The numbers show the calories burnt when walking, based on flat terrain flat on based walking, when burnt calories the show numbers The

cutting off down Old Coast Road and turning left at the the at left turning and Road Coast Old down off cutting

5t1ls 8 1 13 231 173 115 58 10lbs 15st

towards Downies. There is an option to shorten the route by by route the shorten to option an is There Downies. towards

4t3b 5 14 5 208 156 104 52 3lbs 14st

left, and then retrace your steps through Bourtree Park to the Green. the to Park Bourtree through steps your retrace then and left,

Start at the Community Woodland Park and follow Downies Road Road Downies follow and Park Woodland Community the at Start

continuing along Bracken Road then right onto to the main road. Take the next next the Take road. main the to onto right then Road Bracken along continuing 2t8b 4 9 18 184 138 92 46 8lbs 12st

Walk 8 – Downies & Portlethen Village Route Village Portlethen & Downies – 8 Walk

children’s play facilities and a skatepark. Walk past the skatepark and turn left, left, turn and skatepark the past Walk skatepark. a and facilities play children’s 1t0b 4 8 11 161 121 81 40 0lbs 11st

the Leathan pub. Through the square is Nicol Park, a popular location with with location popular a Park, Nicol is square the Through pub. Leathan the

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bridge, and continue across the roundabout, branching left across The Square at at Square The across left branching roundabout, the across continue and bridge,

7st 12lbs 29 58 86 115 86 58 29 12lbs 7st

a Roman Catholic chapel. After passing the church, turn left across the railway railway the across left turn church, the passing After chapel. Catholic Roman a you return to Portlethen Academy. Portlethen to return you

Weight 10mins 20mins 30mins 40mins 30mins 20mins 10mins Weight

follows the signs for the Parish Church. The church was built in 1843 on the site of of site the on 1843 in built was church The Church. Parish the for signs the follows option to visit Newtonhill, otherwise follow the circuit and retrace your steps until until steps your retrace and circuit the follow otherwise Newtonhill, visit to option

You may choose any route through the woodland, however the direct route route direct the however woodland, the through route any choose may You

Follow the circuitous route around Cranhill. Halfway around the circuit there is an an is there circuit the around Halfway Cranhill. around route circuitous the Follow Work out your calorie count when walking when count calorie your out Work

as recently as 2010, supporting a fast maturing ecosystem with lots of wildlife. wildlife. of lots with ecosystem maturing fast a supporting 2010, as recently as over a wooden bridge then continue up the path to reach Cobleboards Farm. Farm. Cobleboards reach to path the up continue then bridge wooden a over

into the Portlethen Community Woodland Park. The woodland here was planted planted was here woodland The Park. Woodland Community Portlethen the into downhill to Burn O'Daff Farm, pass the farm and follow the path to cross the burn burn the cross to path the follow and farm the pass Farm, O'Daff Burn to downhill

Swimming Pool, then turn onto Downies Road. Cross the railway bridge and turn turn and bridge railway the Cross Road. Downies onto turn then Pool, Swimming there is an option to continue and visit Downies. On reaching Downies, go go Downies, reaching On Downies. visit and continue to option an is there

play and sports facilities available. Exit onto Oak Drive, passing Portlethen Portlethen passing Drive, Oak onto Exit available. facilities sports and play Start at Portlethen Academy and take the road to Downies, on arrival at Downies, Downies, at arrival on Downies, to road the take and Academy Portlethen at Start

through the green space at Bourtree Park, one of Portlethen’s largest parks, with with parks, largest Portlethen’s of one Park, Bourtree at space green the through

Walk 7 – Downies & Newtonhill Route Newtonhill & Downies – 7 Walk

And above all, it’s fun! it’s all, above And Community Hall, a popular facility for community events and functions. Continue Continue functions. and events community for facility popular a Hall, Community

It’s cheap and reliable plus you feel better by being a little active. active. little a being by better feel you plus reliable and cheap It’s At the rear of the Green, take the footpath to the right, passing the Bourtree Bourtree the passing right, the to footpath the take Green, the of rear the At

wrong. A bike can nearly always be parked outside your destination. destination. your outside parked be always nearly can bike A wrong.

Walk 3 – Orange Route Orange – 3 Walk

and retrace your footsteps to the Bettridge Centre. Bettridge the to footsteps your retrace and

maintained bike is ready when you are, with very little that can go go can that little very with are, you when ready is bike maintained

Afterwards, progress past the former Elsick Mill to the bridge at the Burn of Elsick, Elsick, of Burn the at bridge the to Mill Elsick former the past progress Afterwards,

The quickest way to travel short distances in towns is by bike. A A bike. by is towns in distances short travel to way quickest The Cran Hill, or if you are feeling ambitious, you can loop the entire hill itself. itself. hill entire the loop can you ambitious, feeling are you if or Hill, Cran

Cycling

playpark until you complete the loop, then retrace your steps back to the Green. the to back steps your retrace then loop, the complete you until playpark the North Sea when up the hill. Follow the circuit around the southern edge of of edge southern the around circuit the Follow hill. the up when Sea North the

You may follow either path around the woodland, continuing past the children’s children’s the past continuing woodland, the around path either follow may You and the Local Conservation Area. Make sure to take in the stunning scenery of of scenery stunning the in take to sure Make Area. Conservation Local the and

as recently as 2010, supporting a fast maturing ecosystem with lots of wildlife. wildlife. of lots with ecosystem maturing fast a supporting 2010, as recently as fishing boat. Cross the Burn of Elsick, and progress up the steps towards Cran Hill Hill Cran towards steps the up progress and Elsick, of Burn the Cross boat. fishing

into the Portlethen Community Woodland Park. The woodland here was planted planted was here woodland The Park. Woodland Community Portlethen the into avoids all the frustration and delay of taking the car. the taking of delay and frustration the all avoids here, you will reach Newtonhill Beach, where you can still see the occasional occasional the see still can you where Beach, Newtonhill reach will you here,

Swimming Pool, then turn onto Downies Road. Cross the railway bridge and turn turn and bridge railway the Cross Road. Downies onto turn then Pool, Swimming

enjoying the picturesque setting in the old fishing village of Skateraw. Once past past Once Skateraw. of village fishing old the in setting picturesque the enjoying efficient way of getting around town for those living locally and and locally living those for town around getting of way efficient

play and sports facilities available. Exit onto Oak Drive, passing Portlethen Portlethen passing Drive, Oak onto Exit available. facilities sports and play out of the car park and turn right down Skateraw Road. Continue along this road, road, this along Continue Road. Skateraw down right turn and park car the of out

or to meet up with friends. Walking is usually the fastest and most most and fastest the usually is Walking friends. with up meet to or

through the green space at Bourtree Park, one of Portlethen’s largest parks, with with parks, largest Portlethen’s of one Park, Bourtree at space green the through local residents for the community since its opening in 2002. Starting here, head head here, Starting 2002. in opening its since community the for residents local

activity, allowing plenty of opportunities to bump into neighbours neighbours into bump to opportunities of plenty allowing activity,

Community Hall, a popular facility for community events and functions. Continue Continue functions. and events community for facility popular a Hall, Community The Bettridge Centre is a popular community facility, operated independently by by independently operated facility, community popular a is Centre Bettridge The

get around over short distances. It is pollution free and a sociable sociable a and free pollution is It distances. short over around get

At the rear of the Green, take the footpath to the right, passing the Bourtree Bourtree the passing right, the to footpath the take Green, the of rear the At

Walk 6 – Newtonhill Route - North - Route Newtonhill – 6 Walk

Walking offers most of us the chance to stay fit and healthy and and healthy and fit stay to chance the us of most offers Walking

Walk 2 – Green Route Green – 2 Walk

Walking

you go. you

playpark until you return to the Green. the to return you until playpark return to the Bettridge Centre, making sure to enjoy the spectacular sea views as as views sea spectacular the enjoy to sure making Centre, Bettridge the to return

cycling!

turn right. Continue straight ahead through the lane, passing the children’s children’s the passing lane, the through ahead straight Continue right. turn Once over the railway bridge, turn left and continue through the field until you you until field the through continue and left turn bridge, railway the over Once

it exits onto Myrtle Terrace. Continue to the end of the road, up the ramp, and and ramp, the up road, the of end the to Continue Terrace. Myrtle onto exits it along this track and past the Mains of Monduff until you again cross the railway. railway. the cross again you until Monduff of Mains the past and track this along Our town has excellent links for walking and and walking for links excellent has town Our

path through the moss, spotting the different wildlife, potentially even deer, until until deer, even potentially wildlife, different the spotting moss, the through path taking the opportunity to spot different species of plants and wildlife. Continue Continue wildlife. and plants of species different spot to opportunity the taking

you reach a footbridge on the right. Cross here, and continue across this rougher rougher this across continue and here, Cross right. the on footbridge a reach you Follow this path out of the built-up area of Newtonhill, into the countryside, countryside, the into Newtonhill, of area built-up the of out path this Follow the least impact on our environment. our on impact least the

Following the footpath, veer to the right at the ‘crossroads’ and continue until until continue and ‘crossroads’ the at right the to veer footpath, the Following

the path at the end of the park, and down the Mains of Monduff farm track. track. farm Monduff of Mains the down and park, the of end the at path the

move around Portlethen easily, cheaply and with with and cheaply easily, Portlethen around move

different species of plants and wildlife in this Local Nature Conservation Site. Site. Conservation Nature Local this in wildlife and plants of species different Cammachmore F.C and Newtonhill F.C, as well as a children’s playpark. Follow Follow playpark. children’s a as well as F.C, Newtonhill and F.C Cammachmore

We are committed to helping residents and visitors visitors and residents helping to committed are We Follow the paths through the moss, taking the opportunity to spot some of the the of some spot to opportunity the taking moss, the through paths the Follow over the railway bridge and progress through Newtonhill Park – home to to home – Park Newtonhill through progress and bridge railway the over

Road. Continue until you reach the entrance to Portlethen Moss on the right. right. the on Moss Portlethen to entrance the reach you until Continue Road. local residents for the community since its opening in 2002. Starting here, head head here, Starting 2002. in opening its since community the for residents local

Portlethen, whether by cycle or walking. or cycle by whether Portlethen, Leaving the Green by the main entrance, turn right, and then left onto Bruntland Bruntland onto left then and right, turn entrance, main the by Green the Leaving The Bettridge Centre is a popular community facility, operated independently by by independently operated facility, community popular a is Centre Bettridge The

This map aims to simplify your journey around around journey your simplify to aims map This Walk 1 – Purple Route Purple – 1 Walk Walk 5 – Newtonhill Route - South - Route Newtonhill – 5 Walk

- Portlethen - Portlethen (Port Leathain) is a town situated 7 miles South of Portlethen Aberdeen city with three villages situated to the East; Findon, Record your walks here Downies and Portlethen Village. Walk Notes Distance Walking & Cycling The town started as a small fishing village and it was on a medieval 1 1.7 kms transport route towards Aberdeen called Causey Mounth. The aim was to provide a rock causeway over the Portlethen Moss to connect From mountain to sea Aberdeen with the Lowlands. This route included Stonehaven and 2 3 kms Dunnottar Castle, which was well known as a fortress controlling land and sea movements. It then led to Muchalls Castle and 3 2.2 kms towards the Portlethen Moss. There are sections of the route still in use today which you may find walking around the older areas of 4 2.1 kms Portlethen. Today Portlethen is expanding with new housing developments in Hillside and local amenities with most of the development build 5 2.5 kms over the Portlethen Moss Nature Reserve. Work is being conducted by the Portlethen Moss Conservation Group to preserve the 6/6a 2.75/3.5 kms remaining area for future generations. Portlethen was granted town status but resembles a residential suburb with no clear town centre 7/7a 5.5/5.8 kms although the town is well serviced with amenities including a swimming pool, Bowling Green, parks, library and community centre. 8/8a 4.15/4.5 kms

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