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Circular Walk from Grantown-on-Spey (Walk ID: 837) This is an interesting walk on Speyside. Beginning in Grantown it follows the Speyside Way for a bit, then returns along the River Spey. A good family walk, with no difficulties and no special footwear required.

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Revack Lodge to Nethy Bridge (Walk ID: 4297) A very enjoyable linear walk in Speyside from near Grantown-on-Spey to the village of Nethy Bridge, through a variety of environments on well-marked paths, with views to the Kincardine Ridge, Northern Cairngorms and over Strathspey. Roe deer, buzzards and capercaillie may be seen. At the start of the walk, Revack Lodge offers a restaurant and coffee shop, giftshop, toilets and a children's play area; and at the finish there is Castle Roy, a fortress dating from the early 13th Century (info' at the car park).

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Revack Lodge Walk (Walk ID: 4296) Revack Lodge Estate is near Grantown-on Spey. It offers several short walks of a mile and this walk of four miles; all are well-marked and interesting. The walks are good family walks (no dogs, but there is a short dog-walk). Paths are good so footwear is not critical, but boots or stout shoes are recommended for this longer walk, which climbs to give fine views over Strathspey to the Cairngorms and the Dava Moor. The walk is partly in woodland and partly along open moor and farmland, with many viewpoints. The woods include stands of birch, spruce, larch and Scots pine (with many old Granny pines). During the early 19th Century, logs from here were floated down the River Spey to Garmouth to build clippers etc.(See Walk 3180).

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Viewpoint Walk, Grantown (Walk ID: 2013) A delightful morning or afternoon walk on the outskirts of Grantown, giving beautiful views to the Cairngorms and Cromdale Hills.

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Grantown to Dava (Walk ID: 3090) An enjoyable walk north from Grantown-on-Spey, climbing up to the open Dava Moor (300m). Most of the route follows the dismantled Grantown to Forres railway line, so there are no steep sections. In the early part of the walk, short diversions from the old railway avoid private land. The Dava Moor, at nearly 1,000 feet, is exposed and treeless; bad weather clothing should be carried. The walk is OK for dogs.

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Anagach Wood, Grantown-on-Spey. (Walk ID: 839) A walk popular with visitors to Grantown and accessible from the town centre, it winds through open pinewoods. There are good paths and no special footwear is required. With no strenuous gradients, it makes a good morning's or afternoon's walk.

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