NOTICE TO PADDLERS: River Dee Engineering Works (Braemar)
24 July 2026

Please be advised that essential river restoration works will be taking place on the River Dee from 27 July to 30 September 2026.

The Impact Area:


Works will be carried out within the river and on the left (north) bank, specifically between the confluence with the Quoich Water and the village of Braemar.


What to Expect:


  • Increased Activity: Expect machinery and personnel operating in and around the river.
  • Temporary Restrictions: There will be temporary restrictions to sections of the river, largely concentrated near the left (north) bank.
  • Safety First: Please keep a close eye out for on-site signage, barriers, and instructions from site personnel. Your safety and the safety of the workers are the priority.


Notices regarding these works will be posted at the main put-in sites in the area, including Victoria Bridge and Inverey Hostel. Please take a moment to check these signs before you put on the water.


Thank you for your cooperation and for following on-site instructions so these essential restoration works can proceed safely. Stay safe on the water!


Find additional details in the attached PDF.

Notice of Engineering Works

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