Visitor Information for Allt Mor Forest

Visitor information

Facilities

Trails
Charge parking
Picnic area
Mountain access

Public toilets are available 24 hours at Loch Morlich Beach car park between 1 April - 31 October and in Glenmore village year round.

No camping is allowed within the car park area. Fires and barbecues are not permitted. If you need to cook, use a gas stove. For more information on best practice in the outdoors, visit the Scottish Outdoor Access Code.

Car parking information

This car park is managed in partnership with The Highland Council, and enforced parking charges apply. Please visit The Highland Council for charges, terms of parking and ways to pay. Our parking passes or tickets are not valid in this car park.

Whilst overnight parking is not permitted in most of our car parks, it is permitted at this car park for mountain access. Remember, no camping or sleeping in vehicles at the car park. Please pay for each day.

Please park with care and consideration. In particular please park in designated parking areas only and do not block entrances or gates. Nearby car parks with free parking can be found in our Forest Search.

Glenmore Forest Park closed

16 July 2026 - The entirety of Glenmore Forest Park has been evacuated due to a large wildfire.

A police road-block is operational at Coylumbridge. All pedestrian and cyclist access routes are also closed until further notice.

Please DO NOT attempt to access the site as it is unsafe and you will be turned back by emergency services.

This large-scale operation is ongoing in Glenmore to control the large wildfire which broke out near Ryvoan Bothy.

Getting here

From the roundabout at the south end of Aviemore follow the signs for 'The Cairngorms' for 7 miles. The car park for Allt Mor is on the left, about 1 mile beyond Glenmore Forest Park Visitor Centre.