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Map 25 

Newtonmore 

The map on the opposite page shows the proposed core paths network for the 
Newtonmore area. The paths selected in this area are chosen because they best fit 
with the objectives of the Core Paths Plan, and have been identified during the public 
consultation process. Many of the paths selected have been put in place by the 
Newtonmore Community Woodland and Development Trust in partnership with local 
land owners and crofters. The paths are popular both with the community and with 
visitors, catering for a wide range of activities and abilities and helping land managers 
to manage access. 

Glen Banchor and the River Spey are particularly popular places of interest and are 
linked to the community by the Wildcat Trail (UBS2). This allows the public to enjoy 
many of the special qualities of the Park. The path around Loch Imrich provides for a 
range of abilities and different activities are catered for within this network. LBS80 
caters for cyclists and UBS7 meets the needs of a range of different user types. 
Newtonmore is also linked to other communities in Upper Badenoch through 
Glen Banchor (UBS8) and via Loch Gynack (UBS34). 

Newtonmore Proposed Core Paths 

Path Ref No   /  Path Name/Description 

LBS1 The River Spey 

LBS80 Sustrans Route 7 

UBS2 Wildcat Trail 

UBS3 Station to Wildcat Trail 

UBS4 Craggan of Clunie to Wildcat Trail 

UBS5 Wildcat Trail Link 

UBS6 Loch Imrich Circular 

UBS7 Golf Course Link 

UBS8 Glen Banchor 

UBS33 River Spey Access 

UBS34 Kingussie to Newtonmore via Loch Gynack 


CAIRNGORMS NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY 
Core Paths Plan Draft • April 2008 

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Image:  Map 25 Newtonmore (not available in full text format, please check pdf)