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Tyrebagger Car Parks
 

Tyrebagger has two car parks about 250m apart, one nearer the A96 and the other a bit further on, both on the left if you are coming off the A96. Both are set among mature spruce trees and can accomodate about 20 cars.

Where to go
From these you can go onto the blue and red waymarked trails. All the paths within the wood are waymarked as footpaths. An information board in one of the the car park shows you the location of all the current sculptures and waymarked walks within this wood, and on the hill beyond. There are also links to longer waymarked walks round the 4-Hills area. The sculptures are designed by sculptors with national and international reputations, who have been inspired by the environment of the wood and the hill.

Users
All of the paths within this small wood are waymarked as footpaths. We ask horse riders and cyclists to assist our efforts to zone this wood, and not to ride bikes or horses on the footpaths. Cycling and horse riding facilities are available just on the other side of the dual carriageway, in Kirkhill.

Walking trails

How to get there:

Tyrebagger Car Parks is in Tyrebagger Wood which is part of Aberdeen Woods. Kintore, Hatton Of Fintray, Blackburn, Dyce, Bucksburn, Westhill, Kirkton Of Skene, and and Aberdeen are the nearest towns or villages. are the nearest towns or villages.

If driving on the A96, take the B979 turn off south between Blackburn roundabout and Dyce roundabout. The East and West car parks are approx. 250m and 400m along this road on the left.

OS Grid Reference: NJ 852113

Tyrebagger Circle

Facilities:

InformationParkingOther Facilities
Other Facilities

Forest Sculptures

Activities

Walking Blue Trail
Red Trail

Contact:

Liz Wallace

01466 794161
e-mail: liz.wallace@forestry.gsi.gov.uk


active woods
What's of interest
Interpretation Panels
At the moment, there is only a panel in one of the car parks. We are in the proccess of replacing the missing one which got vandalised recently.

What's on
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