Strachan

Strachan combines the quiet scale of an Aberdeenshire settlement with the rugged pull of the Grampian foothills, reflecting its position in the valley of the River Feugh. The village lies on the B974, a road that runs south over Cairn o’ Mount towards Angus, while Banchory and the River Dee are to the north. Woodland, pasture and rising moorland give this part of Scotland a distinctly inland character, far from the North Sea coast. Strachan belongs to the wider Royal Deeside area; nearby Crathes Castle, cared for by the National Trust for Scotland, is a notable 16th-century Scottish tower house. Browse additional webcams from Aberdeenshire to extend your view of the River Feugh valley.

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