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Even though Kinneff is only a little settlement, the terrain of Aberdeenshire that surrounds it has some breathtaking chances for hiking. The following are some of the hiking opportunities available close to Kinneff.

• Kinneff: Postcode AB34
• Kinneff: Latitude 57.0767° N Longitude: -2.7803° W
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Stunning Coastal Walk from Dunnottar Castle to Stonehaven This walk along the coast from Dunnottar Castle to Stonehaven is really breathtaking. It takes you from the castle to the town. You'll get stunning views of the cliffs, the North Sea, and even the castle itself as you make your way up the path. The hike covers roughly five kilometres (about three miles) and takes hikers through areas rich in natural beauty and historical significance.

St. Cyrus National Nature Reserve: Located not too far away from Kinneff, the St. Cyrus National Nature Reserve is home to a number of hiking paths that take visitors through a variety of ecosystems, such as sand dunes, meadows, and cliffs along the coast. Birdwatching and taking in the beautiful views of the coastline are both fantastic activities that can be enjoyed here.

Fowlsheugh Nature Reserve is a nature reserve that is well-known for its seabird colonies. This nature reserve can be found close to Stonehaven. The coastal cliffs are used as breeding grounds by thousands of different species of seabirds, including razorbills, guillemots, and puffins, amongst others. There is a path that winds along the cliffs and provides some of the best options for birdwatching in the area.

The Benholm and Johnshaven Coastal Walk is a path that runs along the coast from the little village of Benholm to the larger town of Johnshaven. This walk is quite relaxing and beautiful, and it gives stunning views of the ocean as well as the little fishing community of Johnshaven.

Catterline is another gorgeous seaside village located close to Kinneff. This walk takes you along the coast of Catterline. You may get a good feel for the neighbourhood by going on a walk down the shore, which will afford you breathtaking vistas of both the water and the craggy terrain.

The Bervie Bay Trail is a walking path that is circular in nature and begins and ends in Inverbervie. It is located not too far from Kinneff. It features a diverse range of environments, from urban to coastal to inland.

The Clatterin' Brig Walk is a circuitous path that is located close to Stonehaven and travels through agricultural terrain, forests, and along the Cowie Water river. The trek is not too difficult and offers a variety of different views.

When hiking in Scotland, it is necessary to keep in mind that the weather conditions can change quickly there, thus it is important to be prepared for a variety of scenarios. In order to have a hiking experience that is both safe and pleasurable, you should ensure that you bring water and snacks with you, wear appropriate clothing and footwear, and follow the trail markings and rules. In addition, it is advisable to verify with local sources or hiking websites for the most up-to-date information on the status of the path as well as any unique regulations that may apply.