Ryvoan Bothy

Ryvoan Trail

Loops through ancient Caledonian pine forest to the mystical Lochan Uaine (Green Lochan), whose vivid turquoise waters are said to be enchanted by fairies. Mostly flat to gentle inclines on well-maintained forest tracks, though final approach can be muddy. Suitable for families with older children (6+) but not buggy-friendly due to uneven sections and occasional tree roots. Dogs welcome on leads near wildlife areas. The ethereal lochan and towering Scots pines make this Cairngorms gem genuinely

Lodge Trail

Winds 3.9km through Glenmore Forest Park with gentle inclines on well-maintained woodland paths. Suitable for families with older children who can manage moderate distances, though buggies will struggle on uneven forest tracks. Dogs welcome on leads. Offers peaceful pine forest scenery and glimpses of Cairngorm wildlife, making it ideal for a relaxed woodland wander without serious elevation gain.

Beach Trail

Meanders 2.4km through Glenmore Forest Park on mostly flat, well-maintained paths suitable for buggies and families with toddlers. Dogs welcome on leads. The highlight is reaching Loch Morlich's sandy beach – surprisingly Caribbean-looking with turquoise water backed by Cairngorm peaks. Perfect for paddling, picnics, and mountain views without the climb.

Pine Knoll Trail

Loch Morlich Trail