The B9105 is a cross-country route in north Aberdeenshire. Whilst it doesn't really serve any villages or towns itself, it is part of the route between Turriff and Fraserburgh, should anyone wish to make such a journey.
B9105 towards Fintry
The route starts just over a mile north of Turriff on the A947 and heads north east, and is reasonably straight as it runs through fields, with houses and farms scattered along the roadside. It steadily drops down the hill to the small village of Fintry, where the road swings sharp left, then right, followed by a series of gentle and sharper bends around the edge of the Craigston Castle estate. This brings the route to Mill of Craigston, where it dips to cross a stream. It then climbs steadily across farmland once more, with a long straight leading it through the crossroads at Cauldwells. A series of snaking bends then lift it up to the summit of around 160m, before it dips down as it heads east to journey's end on the A98. The terminal junction is rather unusual, as there is a minor road next to the A98, connecting the B9015 with the minor road to New Byth which turns off the A98 a few yards further south. Mapping evidence suggests this has been added since 1970.
