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Battlefield of the last military conflict between Scots and English in 1746

Battlefield Restaurant and Bar close by at the corner, parking and Wifi, affordable yummy sides (if you're on a budget; vegetarian options), very friendly staff (and if you're a woman traveling alone with a mid-sized backpack you'll find the ladies roomy enough for that). Was welcomed as a walk-in, but came at a slow time off season.

An optional little loop taking you through some forest, maybe 5 to 10 minutes if you walk normally, but really pretty in good weather. Rather narrow, foot trail throughout. There's been some care put into it, to make it passable even on rainy days by laying out treading stones/woods in the worst patches, but I wouldn't recommend it. Was glad ground was still almost frozen when I went and still sagged down some millimeters on a few treading stones. Only go with proper footwear, or avoid (as the loop is only a nice extra). Road traffic audible throughout since close to the road (was lucky to have come at a not-busy time).

This route takes you along the road, but there's a pedestrian walk and then you enter a short stretch of the Battlefield Walks, with a few trees separating you from the road now. Asphalt good for cycling too, saw a jogger as well. Can imagine this route gets busy during the main tourism season.

After walking part of the Battlefield Walks, take in this view from the side of the road. You can reach this point either by walking along the road or taking a short but scenic and quieter detour through the wood by following part of the Battlefield Walks route (works as a loop too)

This is part of the Battlefield Walks coming from Culloden Battlefield and or Clava Cairns, even road (asphalt), good for cycling or walking on rainy days

The Culloden viaduct was designed by Chief Engineer Murdoch Paterson and built by the Highland railway. Its impressive 29 arches span both the valley and River Nairn. Opened in 1889 and still used today as the main rail link into the Highlands. The longest masonry viaduct in Scotland, it is 1800ft (549m) long and is a Category A listed structure.

Great area for cycling