A circular walk through ancient pinewoods, home to the rare and endangered capercaillie, as well as the not so elusive red squirrels and crested tits.
Mostly well made paths with some short uneven sections and moderate slopes. There is a wide gate opening both ways at the start of this walk.
1 3/4 miles /
3 km
Allow
1 hr
Location
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This document contains information about walking paths in and around Grantown-on-Spey in the Cairngorms National Park. It highlights different trails, including the Grantown-on-Spey Paths, Viewpoint and Beachen Wood Trails, and Anagach Wood Trails, each offering varying lengths, difficulties, and scenery. The trails take you through woodlands and countryside, offering views of the Cairngorms and opportunities to see local wildlife. It also provides details on local amenities, including the local information center and useful websites. It also asks visitors to help protect the capercaillie in Anagach Woods by keeping dogs on leads from April to August.
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