Cairngorms Together
CairngormsTogether — A Framework for Communicating
Confidence For Communities, Employees and Visitors
Providing a warm welcome and exceptional experiences to people from near and far is part of our culture in the Cairngorms National Park.
We value that visitors choose to spend their precious leisure time with family, friends and loved ones, here, with us. We have missed them. To help care for the Cairngorms and each other we have developed a framework for communicating confidence for our communities, businesses and visitors. Our aim is to make it as easy as possible for us all to do the right thing.
Know the Guidelines
• Businesses and those with responsibilities for public spaces keep up to date, understand and abide by the relevant guidelines; understand how guidelines apply to protect communities, employees and our visitors and explain how they are being implemented.
• Visitors and customers keep up to date with guidelines, understand their responsibilities, adhere to social distancing and protect our employees and communities. Respect local measures that have been put in place to ensure we keep everybody as safe as possible.
Plan Ahead
• Businesses and those responsible for public spaces make information available so visitors, customers and residents can plan for their experience and to do the right thing.
• Customers and visitors research and plan their trips taking into account available facilities, toilet provision etc. Be prepared to flex your plan to help us care for our special environment. Be responsible and follow the Scottish Outdoor Access Code.
Be Flexible
• Businesses operate within capacity restraints and in accordance with guidelines, to keep our communities, our employees and our visitors as safe as possible. Where capacity is reached they will endeavour to help find alternative activities and venues. We are the largest National Park in the UK and we can help you find your own safe space.
• We all act under the principle that if ‘it feels too busy, it is too busy’, be prepared to be flexible, move on and save that experience for another day.
Be Kind.