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Aldie Burn

Abhainn Alltaidh
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There's an extensive network of un-waymarked forest roads here which are great fun to explore. They’re well-used, so watch out for other visitors including cyclists, horses and the occasional vehicle. Be especially careful near the car park.

Horse riders are welcome to ride the forest roads here. Please unload horse-boxes in the dedicated space to the right of the car park where there is direct access to the main trail.

If you're going off the main trails remember to tell someone where you are going and take some water and food, as well as a map.

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