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• Provide a warm welcome and support exceptional experiences for the public to enjoy the outdoors
• Mitigate any negative impacts from increased recreation in sensitive or popular sites
• Reduce potential conflict between residents and visitors
• Secure the confidence of the Park’s communities that the Park’s special qualities are being well-managed and cared for
• Promote collaboration across estate and organisational boundaries ensuring a positive visitor experience.

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1. It is free to take part, the organisers are Cairngorms National Park Authority (CNPA)
2. The competition is open to people living in the UK over the age of 18 at the closing date midday 6th May 2022. 
3. There is no entry fee and no purchase necessary to enter this competition.
4. The prize is 2 night's stay in a Badaguish camping pod arriving on the 13th May and checking out on the 15th May and a 3-course dinner for 2 at MacDonald Aviemore Resort, choose from their signature restaurant Aspects or Giovanni’s Italian, complimentary bottle of wine included. No alternatives to the prize will be offered.
5. All entries must be received by midday 6 May no late submissions will be considered. No responsibility can be accepted for entries not received for whatever reason.
6. The language used in the submission must be English.
7. By entering this competition, an entrant is indicating their agreement to be bound by these terms and conditions.
8. Only one entry will be accepted per person. Multiple entries from the same person will be disqualified.
9.  Winners will be chosen at random by software from all entries received and verified by CNPA
10. Route to entry for the competition and details of how to enter are via the Cairngorms Nature BIG Weekend website.

How to Submit Entries can be submitted through the online form, found on the Cairngorms Nature BIG Weekend website.

11. A maximum of one entry per person will be permitted, no bulk or third-party entries.
12. The entrant must provide their name, email address and contact number for the entry to be valid.
13. Incomplete entries or entries that do not comply with the formal specifications will be automatically disqualified.

Copyright, liability and GDPR

14. By participating in this competition, the entrant confirms and warrants that:
15. a) They are over the age of 18
16. b) They agree to the terms and conditions
17. CNPA’s privacy statement applies to all personal data collected during the submission of entries for the competition. CNPA is the data controller for this project.

What Kind of Personal Data We Use and Collect

• Name
• Age
• Email address
• Phone number
• Postcode
• IP address

How we gather your obtain personal data

• You submit your personal data to us when you enter this competition

How we use your personal data:

• To assess competition submissions
• To assess competition engagement
• To award prizes
• To contact prize winner

Our legal basis for using your personal data: To operate this competition and to award prizes we must process your personal data. We are therefore processing your personal data in performance of a task carried out in the public interest. This means you have the right to:

• Access your information
• Have incorrect information corrected
• Be forgotten
• Restrict the use of your information

Your Personal Data Rights The UK Information Commissioner also has more information about your rights on their website: https://ico.org.uk/your-data-matters/ To make a request please write to the Data Protection Officer giving us your name and contact details and a description of the data you want to see. We will respond as soon as we can and by 30 days after your request at the latest. We might ask you to provide some form of identification so we don’t give data about you to the wrong person by mistake. How long we keep your data When the competition closes, we will confirm a winner, and send all entries a follow up email to announce the winner. After this, unless you choose to opt in to further communications, we will delete your personal data. Announcement of winners

18. CNPA will contact the winner on 6 May 2022.
19. a) Winners will be contacted by email and phone and will need to confirm their acceptance of the prize within two hours of notification or another winner will be selected. We will repeat this process as necessary with a 2 hour response window until a winner is confirmed.
20. b) After confirmation, the winner will be announced on the Cairngorms Nature BIG Weekend website and on social media.
21. The shortlisted finalists and winner may be asked to offer support to promotional activities related to the competition. This is not compulsory but strongly encouraged.
22. The prizes non-negotiable, non-transferable, non-refundable and cannot be exchanged.

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• The Speyside Way [Grantown-on-Spey - Cragganmore section]
  • CLOSED (diversion in place) - Tom an Uird wood, nr Cromdale The Speyside Way through Tom an Uird wood (NJ 089 307) will be CLOSED WEEKDAYS between June and September while tree felling works take place.  The diversion is to follow the unclassified road from Cromdale to Millton. This will add approx. 2 miles to your journey. -   There will be no felling works on a weekend and the Speyside Way route through the wood can be used at weekends, although please take extra care and expect timber stacks, vehicles etc. -  Felling works commence on 20 May, with the Speyside Way closing on 3 June.  The works are expected to be completed early September. View map of closure and diversion
• Glenlivet Estate
  • CLOSED - Dell Bridge across the River Avon (Nr Tomintoul).  This forms part of Walk 7 - West Avonside Path. The bridge suffered damage during the autumn flooding. Update: Glenlivet Estate
  • CLOSED - Track to Battle of Glenlivet site. Track which forms part of Walk 4 is blocked with fallen trees between NJ 253 278 and NJ 245 289. It is still possible to access the Battle site via the FLS track from Morinsh car park. Update: Glenlivet Estate
• Ballater
  • DIVERSION - Seven Bridges Walk - the riverside loop on the Seven Bridges Walk, between Bridge of Gairn and the junction near Polhollick Bridge is closed due to a section washing away in flooding.  An alternate route is already shown as part of the walk route, please use this alternate high route parallel to the A93 instead.
• Dalwhinnie
  • CLOSED - Ben Alder level crossing The railway level crossing at Dalwhinnie - at the walkers car park NN 633 846 - has been closed by Network Rail. An alternative point to cross the railway is via the underpass to the south at the Ben Alder cottages (NN 634 841). More information.
  • Dalwhinnie waymarked walks: - the Loch Ericht Walk loop is no longer possible due to the level crossing closure - to reach the start of the Forest Walk and Coachan Wood Viewpoint the above diversion to the railway underpass is required

• Glen Doll: Significant storm damage and windblown trees from the winter storms - clearance works underway but still many restrictions and path closures. Check Forest and Land Scotland website for latest updates.
  • Glen Doll car park – open
  • Waymarked trails – Corrie Fee (Green) trail - open.
  • ALL OTHER WAYMARKED TRAILS ARE CLOSED. South Esk trail (Yellow), White Water Trail (White) Jocks Rd and Dounalt Trail (Blue) are all CLOSED due to windblown trees.
  • Mountain access routes update - Kilbo path is open, Corrie Fee Path is open, Dounalt Road is open (south side of upper White Water - this is an alternative for Jocks road, which remains closed).
  • The Capel Road Track is blocked with trees at OS Grid Ref: NO 2841 7717. This may be bypassed by walking along the forest boundary wall between NO 2834 7763 to NO 2872 7771. Conditions on this alternative route are steep, rocky and rough underfoot.

Discover the Community Paths and Trails around the Park 

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