View of Uath Lochans – Uath Lochans loop from Eilean Dubh

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View of Uath Lochans – Uath Lochans loop from Eilean Dubh

Moderate

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View of Uath Lochans – Uath Lochans loop from Eilean Dubh

02:45

30.4km

570m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 3, 2026

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Cairngorms National Park

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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432 m

Old Post Office Cafe Gallery

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Friendly cafe and art gallery with outdoor seating and bike storage area. Coffees, teas and cakes from inside or the famous Inshriach potting shed. Freshly prepared daily specials, sourced locally, …

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3.37 km

Balnespick Woods

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Super flowy wide gravel path in the midst of the forest, perfect for gravel bikepacking.

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6.35 km

View of Uath Lochans

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A short, steep trail uphill, but then suddenly this breathtaking view over two small lochs and, above all, the impressive Cairngorms. Some views are worth the effort.

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10.5 km

Forest Path in Cairngorms National Park

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Muddy with some more technical sections at the start then easier and drier towards the bottom.

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14.8 km

Creag Dhubh

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A Cornett in the Scottish Highlands in Cairngorms National Park. No view, but perfectly suited for a short hike. The surroundings speak for themselves!

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15.2 km

Green Dream Singletrack, Creag Dhubh

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As it says on the tin, really - a lovely squiggly slice of singletrack perfection down the eastern face of Creag Dhubh.

Pretty gopping in the winter, mind you - …

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21.0 km

View of the Mountains North of Kingussie

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This part of the forest has been logged. The cut down trees and the stumps look ugly but the view of the mountains north of Kingussie is powerful! Make sure you stop here to enjoy!

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