BRAEMAR WALKING GROUP
Walk No 4
Sunday 21 March 2010
Glen Ey
SUMMARY
An easy walk on good tracks
Organisers: Michel & Magalie
Distance: approx 6 km (3.72 miles) = approx 12 km (7.44 miles) in total
Time: 4 hours (excl lunch stop and photo opportunities etc).
Sunset: 18:24
Grade: Easy – height gained 128 Metres
Highlights:
The Colonel’s Bed, remains of old settlements on the route
MEET
11:20 am at The Monument on Linn of Dee Road map ref: NO 089892
Lunch at ruins NO 101847
The walk will start at 11:30 am.
MAP
Explorer Map scale 1:25 000 No.387 Glen Shee & Braemar
Landranger Map 1:50 000 No. 43 Braemar & Blair Athol
WHAT TO BRING?
Packed lunch and hot drink.
Suitable warm, weatherproof clothing for the conditions.
Poles and Gaiters are worthwhile taking (if you like them)
Map and compass.
A 1st Aid kit, emergency shelter and phone, will be available.
Note: There is limited mobile reception in this area.
Any queries– Richard 41225
Welcome
The Braemar Walkers were formed on 11 January 2010 to encourage walking in and around Braemar. The walks aim to promote fitness through walking and social interaction with like minded people.
Activities: Plan and execute walks, look at new and existing routes and research and investigate old and ancient paths in the area.
Activities: Plan and execute walks, look at new and existing routes and research and investigate old and ancient paths in the area.
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