Lettoch trail
Part of: Nethy Bridge paths
A scenic walk following the River Nethy upstream, eventually leading to the peaceful Lettoch wood, with spectacular views of the Cairngorms along the way.
Mostly gentle paths on gravel or tarmac. Some narrow earthy and muddy sections. Kissing gates and cattle grid.
5 miles /
8 km
Allow
2 1/2 hr
Location
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This document contains information about Nethy Bridge, located on the edge of Abernethy Forest in the Cairngorms National Park. It highlights various walking paths in the area, ranging from 1.5 to 5 miles, including an all-abilities trail and sections of the Speyside Way. The document also details the history of Abernethy Forest, its past as a timber source for shipbuilding and mines, and its current status as a National Nature Reserve managed by NatureScot and the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) to protect rare species like capercaillie and red squirrels. Additionally, it mentions the arrival of the railway in the 1860s, the use of the River Nethy for transporting timber, and local attractions such as the Explore Abernethy Visitor Centre and Strathspey Railway.
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