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Map 23 

Kingussie 

The map on the opposite page shows the proposed core paths network for the area 
around Kingussie. These paths have been chosen because they best fit with the 
objectives of the Core Paths Plan and the priorities identified in the Outdoor Access 
Strategy16. There are good links to surrounding communities such as Newtonmore 
along the Cycle Path (LBS80) which also caters for wide range of users and abilities. 
Much of the existing network was developed by the Kingussie Development Company 
with support from the Highland Access Project. Popular areas such as the Gynack Burn 
and Creag Bheag are linked by the proposed network and are a significant draw for 
visitors to the area. 

Kingussie Proposed Core Paths 

Path Ref No   /  Path Name/Description 

LBS1 The River Spey 

LBS73 Tom Baraidh 

LBS74 The Glebe Ponds 

LBS75 Golf Course Circular 

LBS76 Creag Bheag Path 

LBS77 West Terrace Circular 

LBS78 Birch Woodie 

LBS79 West Terrace Link 

LBS80 Sustrans Route 7 

LBS81 Jubilee Path 

LBS83 The Badenoch Way 

LBS135 Spey Access Point 

UBS34 Kingussie to Newtonmore via Loch Gynack 


16 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 23 Kingussie (not available in full text format, please check pdf)