Cycle Route Cards
Explore these scenic routes through the Cairngorms National Park on two wheels with all the family.
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Boat of Garten – Loch Garten
A gentle cycle ride through Boat of Garten, over the River Spey and onto RSPB Abernethy National Nature Reserve to the Osprey Centre.
Distance: 7 miles/ 11km (there and back)
Terrain: Flat cycle on roads, track and paths.
Carrbridge – Sluggan Bridge
Following National Cycle Network route 7 takes you from the village of Carrbridge to the historic Sluggan Bridge built to help Redcoats cross the river.
Distance: 5.5 miles/ 9km (there and back)
Terrain: Minor public roads, estate tracks with steep gradients.
Deeside Way
With fine views of the River Dee and surrounding hills, discover the Farquharson Monument and Old Tullich Kirk.
Distance: 7.5 miles/ 11.5km (there and back)
Terrain: Flat cycle on an old railway line, one road crossing and a short rough muddy section near the Cambus o’May Bridge.
Grantown on Spey: Anagach Woods Red Trail
Explore the heart of Anagach Woods one of the finest examples of Caledonian Pine forest.
Distance: 5.5 miles/ 8.8km (there and back)
Terrain: Mostly paths and tracks with a few minor gradients.
Kingussie – Newtonmore
Following route 7 this gentle bike ride is a great way to arrive at the Highland Folk Museum and explore the Highland’s rich cultural heritage.
Distance: 4.5 miles/ 7km (there and back)
Terrain: Flat cycle route on roads and tarmacked cycle path.
Queens View – Tomintoul
A pleasant circuit taking in Queen Victoria’s viewpoint before dropping down to the River Avon and back via Delnabo.
Distance: 4.5 miles/ 7km
Terrain: Minor public roads, estate tracks with steep gradients.