Meall a'Bhuachaille rises north of Glenmore and offers a lovely hike, passing ancient Caledonian pines, green lochan and Ryvoan bothy. The path then starts climbing up and includes some steep stone-pitching sections.
Do you often approach hill paths on your bicycle? Bring your bike and join us on the day to help with maintenance of the Bynack More path.
The built path is a popular route up to Carn Ban Mor and gives access to Sgor Gaoith and Mullach Clach a’ Bhlair munros.
Great opportunity for OATS volunteers to join Glenlivet Estate Rangers, Rob and Mark, and engage in various maintenance and conservation activities.
Maintenance of the Mount Keen footpath; section that climbs up to the summit from Glen Tanar estate.
Bring your bike to cycle closer to the Mount Keen footpath from Glen Esk (Invermark car park).
Starting from Sugarbowl car park, this route links the road towards Cairngorm Mountain ski area and the Lairig Ghru path. Well-built path takes you to a narrow pass filled with boulders, the Chalamain gap.
Coire Raibeirt path runs from near spot height 1141 above the Cairngorm Mountain ski centre southwards down to Loch Avon.
oin us for two days of path maintenance on the popular footpath up Stac Pollaidh mountain in the stunning area of Northwest Highlands.
Do you often approach the hills on a mountain bike? Bring your bicycle and join us on the route to Ben Avon.
The route to Mayar begins at the ranger station in the beautiful Glen Doll at the head of Glen Clova.
Join us for two days of path maintenance on the Coire Chash and Dubh Loch footpaths in the stunning area of Glen Muick.