Sculpture Map of Local Mountain Peaks

You're looking at a proper clever bit of local craft - a sculpture that maps out all the peaks visible from Aberdeenshire. It's the kind of thing that makes you stop and actually pay attention to the landscape around you instead of just walking past it.

The sculpture itself works as both art and wayfinding tool. You can stand there and trace the outline of distant mountains in metal or stone, then look up and match them to the actual peaks on the horizon. It's a nice idea, especially if you've just driven up from lowland Scotland and want to get your bearings. History buffs and keen walkers will appreciate it most - the sort of people who care about named summits and geographical relationships.

Westhill is right there, so it's easy to slot this into a wider exploration of the Aberdeenshire hills. If you're staying at Deeside Holiday Park just down the road, this could be a quick stop before heading out on proper walks. Don't expect to spend hours here though - it's more of a ten-minute detour than a destination in itself.

Free to visit, no timetable to worry about. Go on a clear day if you can, when you can actually see the peaks it's referencing. On a grey Scottish afternoon, half the point rather disappears into cloud.