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Walking Prince Albert's Pyramid, Balmoral ( Download : )
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Prince Albert's Pyramid, Balmoral
distance 3.64mi Vertical gain +535ft Vertical drop -528ft Durée 2h10 Moderate Moderate
Starting point Starting point in Aberdeenshire

There are 11 cairns to discover within the Balmoral Estate and this short walk takes in two of them – Prince Albert’s Cairn (aka “the pyramid”!) and Princess Beatrice’s Cairn. A beautiful forestry trail awaits, and after a fairly steady walk uphill you will reach the summit of Creag an Lurachain (442 m /1450 ft) where the pyramid sits. A steeper but shorter descent follows, and a very lovely suspension bridge crossing.

Walking Kilbo ( Download : )
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distance 11.1mi Vertical gain +1759ft Vertical drop -1716ft Durée 6h40 Difficult Difficult
Starting point Starting point in Angus

Craig Lodge - Broom Hill - White Glen - Craig Lodge.

Walking Glenmore Forest Park ( Download : )
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Glenmore Forest Park
distance 3.73mi Vertical gain +299ft Vertical drop -305ft Durée 2h00 Easy Easy
Starting point Starting point in Highland

An easy, family-friendly walk in the Cairngorms National Park.

Walking Cairngorm & Ben Macdui from the ski centre ( Download : )
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distance 10.92mi Vertical gain +2897ft Vertical drop -2887ft Durée 7h35 Difficult Difficult
Starting point Starting point in Highland

This high mountain walk visits the second highest summit in Scotland - Ben Macdui. In addition the route visits some of the wild country surrounding this peak including the summit of Cairngorm. Do choose a good day to complete this walk as navigation can be difficult for inexperienced walkers.

Walking Loch an Eilein - Rothiemurchus Forest walk ( Download : )
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distance 9.64mi Vertical gain +89ft Vertical drop -472ft Durée 4h30 Moderate Moderate
Starting point Starting point in Highland

This walk lies within the Cairngorm National Park and visits the lochs and lochans that lie between Loch Morlich and the twon of Aviemore. The route offers a number of alternatives for the return to the start and provides an excellent walk if low cloud is limiting higher level walks in the mountains.