Across 20 long-term projects, Cairngorms 2030 will bring about transformational change in the Cairngorms, benefitting people’s health and wellbeing, delivering on climate change and enhancing nature across the National Park.
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This circular trail is a challenge but through the tall pines, often busy with red squirrels, the sublime valley and mountain views are worth it.
A hilly route, with many long steep slopes. The surface is generally firm and smooth, with occasional uneven and loose sections.
21/2miles/
4 km
Allow
11/2hr
Location
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This document contains information about Kincraig, a village at the foot of the Cairngorms, including its history and connection to Loch Insh. It also highlights various walking paths in the area, such as the Torr Alvie, Farleitter Crag Trail, and Uath Lochans Trail, with details on their difficulty, distance, and terrain. Additionally, it provides information on other paths in the wider area, including the Speyside Way and the Frank Bruce Sculpture Trail, along with contact details for local information and websites for exploring the Cairngorms National Park.
Please be aware that this summary has been generated using AI.