Newtyle is located to the south of the village of Rafford between the A940 towards Granton on Spey and B9010 towards Elgin, and it covers approximately 722 hectares.
 
Newtyle is a forest of transition, straddling the watershed between the Findhorn to the west and the Lossie drainage to the east; between the well- established forest landscape of Altyre and Darnaway and the more mixed and moorland landscapes top the south and east; between the coastal plain and the uplands.

Land management plan documents and maps

• Land management plan summary (PDF 663KB) - a summary of the land management plan.
• Land management plan text (PDF 1.16MB) - details our objectives and plans for the area.
• Location map (PDF 917KB) - shows the location of the block in relation to the local area.
• Key features map (PDF 861KB) - shows the key features that have influenced the planning of the management of the forest.
• Current species map (PDF 2.56MB) - shows the species of trees currently growing in the forest.
• Analysis and concept map (PDF 2.94MB) - shows how the key features have influenced the planning of the management of the forest.
• Felling map (PDF 2.58MB) - shows which areas are planned to be felled.
• Thinning map (PDF 1.49MB) - shows which areas are due to be thinned.
• Future species map (PDF 1.35MB) - shows what species are to be replanted in felled areas.