Ordnance Survey Pathfinder Walks in Cairngorms Guidebook 4 - Na

Walk 28 beautiful routes exploring the most mountainous area in Britain (300 sq miles) with the OS Pathfinder Guidebooks, graded by length and ranging from 1.5 to 18 miles. Cairngorms is a majestic area, full of sprawling mountains and an abundant range of wildlife. All routes include information on getting to the start point, a detailed route description, large-scale OS mapping, and notes on key features and wildlife to look for. The native pine forest of the Cairngorms is one of the final retreats of the red squirrel and supports small, uncommon birds like crested tits, redwings, and crossbills.Key places to visit include Loch Garten, the RSPB osprey breeding site, an ascent to the summit of Carn Daimh, part of the Speyside Way, with its splendid panorama of the countryside surrounding Glenlivet and the Falls of the Glas Allt-Shiel. Printed with weather-resistant covers featuring durable rounded corners, they are the perfect companion for country walking throughout Britain. What walks are inside Cairngorms Walking Guidebook? Loch Garten and Loch Mallachie Glen Banchor and Craggan from Newtonmore Craigendarroch Boat of Garten The Braes of Abernethy from Dorback Lodge The Lily Loch and Loch an Eilein from Inverdruie Creag Bheag and Loch Gynack from Kingussie Glen Brown and Tom nam Marbh The Five Bridges Walk, Ballater Glen Feshie Woodland and riverside from Grantown-on-Spey Creag a Chalamain and Castle Hill Carrbridge and General Wade’s Road Glen Tilt Glen Lui and Derry Lodge Carn Daimh from Glenlivet A Walk around Loch Muick Eag a’ Chait and Loch Morlich Loch an Eilein Fiacaill and Cairn Lochan Morrone Cambus o’ May and the Muir of Dinnet Gleann Eanaich Bynack More from Glenmore Carn an Fhreiceadain from Kingussie Sron na Lairige and Braeriach from Loch an Eilein The Lairig Ghru Lochnagar and Loch Muick