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Map 21 

Aviemore 

The map on the opposite page shows the proposed core paths network for the area 
around Aviemore. The paths proposed have been selected because they best fit with 
the objectives of the Core Paths Plan and were identified during the consultation 
process. A number of priorities identified in the Outdoor Access Strategy15 are being 
addressed by the proposed network in this area. The Glenmore Off-road Route (LBS29) 
and the Speyside Way (LBS116) help to meet the need to provide safe off-road cycling 
and horse riding. The Aviemore Orbital (LBS30) provides access to both the River Spey 
and Craigellachie National Nature Reserve, both being places of importance for 
residents and visitors. 

Aviemore Proposed Core Paths 

Path Ref No   /  Path Name/Description 

LBS1 The River Spey 

LBS29 Glenmore Off-road Route 

LBS30 Aviemore Orbital 

LBS31 Cycle Path 

LBS32 Dalfaber Woods 

LBS33 Dalfaber Club House to River 

LBS34 Golf Course Link to River 

LBS35 Aviemore Burn 

LBS36 Myrtlefield Path 

LBS37 Laurel Bank Lane 

LBS38 Craigellachie All Abilities 

LBS39 Craigellachie Nature Reserve Path 

LBS40 Dalfaber Drive to Milton Woods 

LBS41 School to Milton Woods 

LBS42 Old Bridge Road 

LBS43 Croftside Junction to Dalfaber Industrial Estate 

LBS116 The Speyside Way 

LBS124 High Burnside Path 

LBS137 Spey Access Point 

LBS138 Craigellachie Viewpoint Path 


15 Enjoying the Cairngorms: Cairngorms National Park Outdoor Access Strategy 2007-2012 
(CNPA 2007), is available on the CNPA website or on request. 

CAIRNGORMS NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY 
Core Paths Plan Draft • April 2008 


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Image:  Map 21 Aviemore (not available in full text format, please check pdf)