Core Paths Plan review

REM71

No

I completely agree with the 2 comments already made about the removal of the Allt Mhor trail. This provided a much loved and well used off-road access between Glenmore and the Coire Cas car park. Unfortunately parts of it were built too close to the burn and were on occasions damaged beyond repair by floods. A re-alignment of the trail above the areas of flood risk would bring it back into use and it would once again be very well used.

LBS96

Realign core path

This path between the Balnain end of Carr Road & Dulnain is currently impassable and should be reinstated in order to link into the current path system in Dulnain and the proposed new NMU from Dulnain to Grantown thus allowing a safe route through from Carrbridge to Dulnain & onwards to Grantown.

GR12

Remove core path

If there is no way of enforcing a duty on the landowner to maintain this existing core path then it should be removed from the map. However, it is completely unacceptable that the only traffic-free route from Glenmore to Coire Cas has been left in its current state.

Lbs78

Realign core path

Path actually leaves Ardbriolach Road and crosses Gynack burn by bridge at Hydro then to Gynack Road

Lbs76

Realign core path

In 2023 top section below summit ridge of path up south side of Creag Bheag was realigned as part of upgrade of whole path

Ubs34

Realign core path

Approx ten years ago path was realigned here when fenced forest plot was planted, path now follows dotted route to turning area

Lbs75

Realign core path

4 years ago the section of path dotted on the map was built to bypass wet section closer to loch, while both are in existence majority of traffic follows this line so core path should be realigned

Ubs34

Realign core path

This section of the curlew path was realigned many years ago and does not follow shore but goes inland to join junction with golf course circular

Starting at the south at the junction with LBS140 and extending north, north-eastwards past the property of Balcraggan to the B970

Well used walking and cycle route providing a popular and attractive link between the Speyside Way and Feshiebridge (and the network of existing waymarked walking paths within FLS estate)

REM106

Realign core path

This section of path is part of the existing Speyside Way and appears to be incorrectly marked for removal?

REM97

Yes

Great - this makes total sense, and shifts the core path on to the actual gravel-surfaced route, hopefully shifting visitors on to this one and limiting damage on unimproved paths.

REM71

Realign core path

This is the only off road path link from Glenmore to Cairngorm. Which makes it dangerous in winter conditions where Mountaineers and hill walkers use the access road. There is scope for FLS to find an alternative route avoiding the washout problems the path has faced and to maintain this important link as a core path.

ADD62

Yes

Will encourage people to visit and enjoy the Community garden

REM71

No

This path once formed an important link between Glenmore and Cairngorm. It was particularly useful for those completing longer walks and for road free access to the ski area. It's a shame to see it abandoned and I feel it would be good for a re-routed path to be installed to replace this link.

While I accept repair of the existing path is difficult, an alternative should be constructed to allow road-free access between the ski area and Glenmore