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PROLOGUE

BADENOCH WAY AND LINKS

SPEYSIDE WAY

Stage 1 Aviemore to Boat of Garten

Stage 2 Boat of Garten to Nethy Bridge

Stage 3 Nethy Bridge to Grantown-on-Spey

Stage 4 Grantown-on-Spey to Cromdale

Stage 5 Cromdale to Ballindalloch station

Stage 6 Ballindalloch station to Aberlour

Stage 7 Aberlour to Craigellachie

Stage 8 Craigellachie to Fochabers

Stage 9 Fochabers to Spey Bay

Stage 10 Spey Bay to Buckie

TOMINTOUL SPUR

DUFFTOWN LOOP

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A walker on the Speyside Way passing through Anagach Wood

INTRODUCTION

This guide focuses on the Speyside Way, one of Scotland's official Long Distance Routes, which follows the course of the beautiful River Spey from the edge of the mighty Cairngorm mountains at Aviemore, many miles downstream from its source, to Buckie on the Moray Firth. At only 66 miles in length, the main route of the Speyside Way is feasible for most walkers, even those of modest ability and ambition. But the guide also describes several other trails in Speyside and Moray that can be walked in their own right or linked to the Speyside Way to create longer and very varied routes through some of the region's best countryside. Together, the trails take walkers from the rugged mountain landscape near the source of the Spey to Spey Bay, where the mighty river empties into the ocean, and the guide is unique in describing a route along the Spey from ‘source to sea’.