Best trails in Cairngorms National Park
Situated around the mountain range of the same name, the Cairngorms National Park is a striking natural landscape. The area is characterized by lakes, rivers, moors, and enormous Munros (mountains above 914 meters in height).
Visitors flock to the park for a variety of activities, including walking, cycling, mountain biking, climbing, and canoeing. The park contains nine National Nature Reserves within its boundaries. As with all large natural areas in the UK, visitors here are sure to see a variety of birds and unique vegetation.
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Trail reviews for Cairngorms National Park
Beautiful trail in the Cairngorms, from vast expanses of heather covered hills to fragrant pine forests. Not the easiest terrain - quite rocky so would recommend boots with ankle support
Very steep downhill section but lovely views of Aviemore and the cairngorms from the top!
A wonderful first hill walk in the Cairngorms. Again great info from the walkinghighlands website. Plenty of up but generally a well formed track and little chance of getting lost with the great conditions we had toda
if you dont have a car i think the closest you can get on a bus is to about edzell woods and then its about 20 miles on foot but there is an offroad path the majority of the way there up until the old church with easy access to water the whole way aswell, would definitely reccomend if you like doing long distance and trying to get a path into the cairngorms
Really nice hike. Great views of the cairngorms. No castle views.
An awesome trail taking and loch views and the top of a mountain with views towards Kingussie and the Cairngorms. The trail is in fantastic condition curated throughout and easy on the feet no boots required.