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Relatively busy with walkers in comparison to many other off road routes in the area.

One of several rivers you'll have to cycle through in Glen Tromie. When I was here in July, we could cycle through some, but not others. In any case, be prepared for wet feet.

I happily braked at this bridge during my bike ride. Deep below, the water lapped against the rocks. I was amazed to see the local kids swimming down it in inflatables. How cool!

Around Loch an Eileen, you'll find a lovely, winding gravel bike path. It's not technical, just pure enjoyment in the beautiful scenery.

A quiet road with occasional beautiful views along the way. The section near Kingussie has an even quieter gravel path for cyclists and walkers that runs parallel to this road.

A surprising and impressive gorge suddenly appears as you cycle over the bridge. I really had to stop for a moment to appreciate its beauty.

Cycling through Glen Tromie, we enjoyed the impressive view of this loch, which shone brightly against the already beautiful landscape. We felt alone in the world. At this loch, you cycle on a hard-packed gravel road that's easy to ride with most bikes. A gravel bike is the ideal choice here, but keep in mind that the paths higher up in the glen deteriorate quickly, and a mountain bike might be a better choice.

This lower section of Glen Tromie is cycled on a hard-packed gravel road that's easy to ride with most bikes. A gravel bike is the ideal choice here, but keep in mind that the paths higher up in the glen deteriorate quickly, and a mountain bike might be a better choice. Whichever bike you use, the scenery is beautiful here, and the views over the various lochs further down the glen are worth the effort alone.