Banchory is situated on the north bank of the River Dee. It has been well known for its natural scenery and relatively mild climate. Banchory was founded in 1805 and developed through the 19th century as a tourist resort and in the late 20th century emerged as a very popular residential area in commuting distance of Aberdeen.
There is a strong musical tradition particularly associated with the locally born composer of fiddle music, James Scott Skinner.
At Banchory, the Water of Feugh joins the River Dee and the waterfalls on the river are noted for their leaping salmon.
Outdoor activities include three Golf courses, all weather Tennis courts, Cycle hire, Outdoor and indoor bowls. With its ideal location beside the River Dee and surrounded by low hills it offers numerous walks. A popular walk is to the summit of Scolty Hill (299m). Fishing is available on the Rivers Dee and Feugh and at Raemoir Trout Fishery.
For more information about the area, see the Banchory website.
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