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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.

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Thursday, 18 November 2010

Walk 13 Saturday 20 November 2010

The Prince's Stone
The Prince’s Stone
Summary: A moderate walk through woodland and heather covered hill tracks.
Distance: approx 4 miles (6 Km) = approx 8 miles (12Km) in total

Time: 4 hours (excl lunch stop and photo opportunities etc).

Sunrise: 08:01 Sunset: 15:47
Grade: Moderate – height gained 330 Metres
Highlights: Ballochbuie Forest, Prince’s Stone, a Golden Eagle (maybe)

Meet:
10:00 am at the Keiloch Car Park map ref: NO 188913
Lunch at Prince’s Stone NO 229891

Maps:
Explorer Map 1:25 000 No.388 Lochnagar, Glen Muick & Glen Clova
Landranger Maps 1:50 000 No. 43 Braemar & Blair Athol & No 44 Ballater & Glen Clova

What to bring?
Packed lunch and hot drink.
Warm, weatherproof, clothing, suitable for the conditions.
Torch (for emergencies only)
Poles and Gaiters.
Map and compass.
A 1st Aid kit, emergency shelter and phone, will be available.

Note:
There is mobile reception in the vicinity of the Prince’s Stone.

Foul Weather Alternative: Princess Royals Cairn NO 239928 in the woods of Garmaddie
Summary: Low level walk locating points of historic interest
Distance: 5.5 Miles (7Km) 11 Miles (14) km in total
Time: approximately 6 hours
Height Gain: 141 metres


Note: Walk can be shortened if time is lost and/or weather deteriorates.



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