The Deeside Bike Collective submitted an Asset Transfer Request to purchase 12.7 hectares of land at Queen’s Lodge, Corsee Wood for an outdoor woodland recreational area in Banchory, with bike trails as its primary focus, to promote fun, relaxation, outdoor learning development of the land’s biodiversity and history.

Decision notice

• Decision Notice in relation to Corsee Wood (PDF)

Documents and maps

• Asset Transfer Request
• Deeside Bike Collective Constitution
• DBC Business Case
• Project Plan – Summary
• Project Plan – Detail
• Forest Management Plan
• Cameron Archaeology Report
• Banchory Community Action Plan (CAP)
• DMBinS Letter of Support
• DBC Funding Plan

Have your say

Anyone may make representations about a request and representations are published online. Public consultation on Corsee Wood closed on 17 October 2019.