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Map 22 

Kincraig and Insh 

The map on the opposite page shows the proposed core paths network for the area 
around Kincraig and Insh. These paths have been selected as they best fit with the 
objectives of the Core Paths Plan. The paths selected in this area will help land 
managers to better manage access for land management operations and conservation. 

There are good links to surrounding communities and places of interest such as 
Inshriach Forest and Loch Insh via the Badenoch Way (LBS72) and work has been done 
locally by the RSPB to provide access to the Insh Marshes Reserve (LBS141). Other local 
attractions such as the sculpture park at Invereshie are linked via the Invereshie House 
to Feshiebridge Path (LBS110). In and around Kincraig opportunities for safe routes to 
school will be improved by the development of LBS128. 

Kincraig and Insh Proposed Core Paths 

Path Ref No   /  Path Name/Description 

LBS1 The River Spey 

LBS46 North West Shore of Loch Insh 

LBS47 Dunachton Woods Path 

LBS48 Dunachton Woods Loop 

LBS49 Dunachton Woods South Link 

LBS50 Spey Access Point 

LBS72 The Badenoch Way 

LBS104 Far-Leitire Crag Path 

LBS105 Far-Leitire Ridge Path 

LBS106 Uath Lochan Path 

LBS109 Feshiebridge Woodland Path 

LBS110 Invereshie House to Feshiebridge Path 

LBS125 Spey Access Point 

LBS128 Hill Path 

LBS139 River Feshie Path 

LBS140 Proposed Speyside Way extension 

LBS141 Insh Marshes Path 

LBS142 Insh to Inshriach Forest 


CAIRNGORMS NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY 
Core Paths Plan Draft • April 2008 


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Image:  Map 22 Kincraig & Insh (not available in full text format, please check pdf)