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This circular woodland walk passes the site of a historic Canadian loggers’ camp. Paths are good but sections can be muddy after heavy rainfall.
Mostly wide forest track and pavement, with a short moderate slope section with firm earth path that can be muddy after heavy rain.
13/4miles/
3 km
Allow
11/4hr
Location
Quick resources
This document contains information about Ballater, a village in the Cairngorms National Park known for its royal connections, and suggests different routes and paths to explore in the surrounding countryside. It highlights seven low-level, waymarked routes starting from Station Square, as well as other walks like the Cambus o' May forest walks and the Burn o' Vat visitor centre. It gives details about the Deeside Way, which runs from Aberdeen to Ballater, and the Cambus o' May Suspension Bridge. The document provides information on other circular routes in the area, including the Seven Bridges Walk, Craigendarroch Circular and Summit, Riverside Walk, Pannanich Woods Circular, and Mackenzie Memorial Walk, offering varying levels of difficulty and scenic views. It also includes contact information for the Ballater iCentre and useful websites for planning visits and reporting path issues.
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