Bridge of Feugh Narrow 18th-century bridge, with niches for pedestrians, crosses gorge lined with limes, sycamores and beeches. Upstream, the river turns into a torrent, pouring over crags and pools. Macbeth and other historic leaders led their armies this way in Scotland's war-torn past. Castle Fraser Crow-stepped gables and turrets adorn grand Baronial tower house, built 1575. Stairway from smoking room leads to eerie Green Room, said to be haunted by ghost of a murdered princess.
Round tower commands views of wooded parkland with walled formal garden.
Built 1610-26 for Forbes family. Room of Nine Nobles named after ceiling decorations showing great heroes of the past, including Julius Caesar and King Arthur. Formal 18th- century gardens bordered by yew hedges lead to woodland trails with views of the Dee, including one for disabled visitors. Culsh Earth House Well-preserved Iron Age earth house with roofing slabs intact, over large chamber and entrance. Dinnet Oakwood Wood warblers, spotted fly-catcher, jays and great spotted woodpeckers haunt 33 acre oak wood, where rare plants and insects thrive.