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The climb is worth it (sturdy shoes are helpful and hiking poles are quite comfortable for the descent) and you will be rewarded with a magnificent panorama!

The climb is worth it: wonderful panoramic views of the Cairngorms and various lochs such as Loch Morlich and Loch an Uaine.

A 360° view from the peak, best view across all of the Cairngorms. Steep hike across uneven rocks and rubble path, but so worth it on a good day.

A magnificent view, worth the climb. Simple stone steps can be found at the particularly steep sections. These sections are a bit challenging on the descent, but manageable with good shoes and a little patience.

A delightful peak on the edge of the Cairngorm National Park, with a great view of the Glenmore National Nature Reserve and Loch Morlich. Close to Aviewmore, there is a bus from the town that takes you to Loch Morlich to start your hike. The climb will take a few hours with well marked paths.

This is the final section of the Cairngorm Mountain road climb - the final push (often accompanied by a fierce headwind). The views are fantastic - particularly that of Loch Morlich, surrounded by Glenmore National Nature Reserve. At the top you can reward yourself with cake from Cairngorm Cafe. Bike parking is available near the base station.

Beautiful walk, at times the path at the lower altitudes was very boggy (early April), but it might have to do with the time of the year.

The Cairngorm Mountain Base Station at the top of this road climb is the information centre & booking office for the ski lifts and railway. There is also a shop, cafe and toilets if you fancy a rest. It's Open every day from 9:00 - 16:00. The road climb really starts at Aviemore which is at around 200m, but you only gain about 100m to reach Loch Morlich and Glenmore Lodge. Once you pass the loch the climb really starts ramping up. The first section through the woods is nice and sheltered, a good warm up. At about 490m you leave the trees and the final section with switchback turns is exposed and can be very tough in strong winds. The Base Station is at 620m.