Foggieton Wood is an interesting mixture of broadleaved and conifer trees, which is very popular with local walkers. The beech trees which shade the car park were planted in the 1860's, and underneath them is a clear example of "rig-and-furrow". This old type of land use which formed long ridges and hollows was used in the 18th and early 19th centuries in areas where the soil was shallow or badly drained.
A series of way marked walks leads out from the car park and a horse trail winds through the woods.

How to get there:
If driving on the A93, turn north onto the unclassified road at the Bieldside junction beside the church. Forest car park is on your right, approx. 2 km from junction.
If driving on the A944 turn south along the unclassified road at the Kingswells roundabout, turn right at the T-junction then first left. Forest car park is on your left, approx 3 km from roundabout.