Following the wildfire, Glenmore Forest Park is now open. However, some areas, trails and car parks remain closed while we work to make them safe. 

During your visit pay attention to local signage and to our staff. Check local updates on our forest web pages before visiting. 

Winding Walks

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Meander a maze of trails through the trees

At the heart of these woods lies a dramatic, steep-sided gully, carved out over the years by a surprisingly small burn. The original Winding Walks, laid out in the 19th century by the Duke and Duchess of Gordon, are now closed due to ongoing erosion. This woodland was once part of their estate, connecting to Gordon Castle. At the top of Whiteash Hill there is a monument in memory of the Duchess – and a great view too.

A little way down the hill, Ranald’s Grave marks the spot where a rather less fortunate local lived and died.

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