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Classic Deeside scenery of pine, heather and blaeberry

Visit this Deeside treasure again and again. Come here in summer for darting dragonflies on the lochans and in winter for snow-clad views of the surrounding mountains.

Cairngorms National Park Fire Management Byelaw

From 1 April to 30 September fires and barbecues are banned in Cairngorms National Park under a fire byelaw. Breaking the byelaw could result in a fine of up to £500.

By following the byelaws you help keep yourself, communities, and forests & wildlife safe.

Cairngorms National Park fire byelaw webpage.

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Wander through the glen, past alpine wildflowers

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Quiet woodland below a general’s monument

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Walking and mountain biking across granite hilltop trails

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