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Natural Features in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and Moray

Burn o’ Vat, Aberdeenshire

Scotland, UK

This rocky hole has been a popular excursion for generations of Deeside tourists. It was formed by scouring melt-water...

Randolph’s Leap, River Findhorn

Scotland, UK

This spectacular gorge on the River Findhorn, in some places only 10 feet wide, can be reached from a car park off the...

Bow Fiddle Rock, Portknockie

Scotland, UK

This extraordinary offshore rock can be easily viewed from above the low cliffs next to the village.

Loch of Strathbeg, nr Fraserburgh

Scotland, UK

Scotland’s largest land-locked lagoon, the Loch of Strathbeg, lost its sea connection in 1720 when sand-blown from a...

The Lein, Kingston-on-Spey

Scotland, UK

This is the name given to this area of massive shingle beaches the largest in Scotland – that run west of the mouth of...

The Colonel’s Bed, Aberdeenshire

Scotland, UK

The Colonel recalled here was "The Black Colonel", John Farquharson of Inverey, who was forced to hide in this very narrow...

1	Burn o’ Vat, Aberdeenshire	Scotland, UK
2	Randolph’s Leap, River Findhorn	Scotland, UK
3	Bow Fiddle Rock, Portknockie	Scotland, UK
4	Loch of Strathbeg, nr Fraserburgh	Scotland, UK
5	The Lein, Kingston-on-Spey	Scotland, UK
6	The Colonel’s Bed, Aberdeenshire	Scotland, UK