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Loch Gynack – Creag Bheag Summit loop from Kingussie

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Loch Gynack – Creag Bheag Summit loop from Kingussie

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Loch Gynack – Creag Bheag Summit loop from Kingussie

01:38

13.1km

320m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 17, 2026

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Cairngorms National Park

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418 m

Kingussie Town Centre

Highlight • Settlement

Kingussie is a lively town and a good base for exploring the sensational Northern Cairngorms. Nestled in the Spey Valley, the town enjoys gorgeous scenery but is a little bit …

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1.45 km

Kingussie Golf Course Track

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Quiet road along the golf course north of Kingussie and a prelude to some beautiful gravel roads in the surrounding hills.

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4.29 km

Loch Gynack

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I was impressed by the beauty of this small lake, nestled behind the hills just north of Kingussie. The gravel path north of the lake is smooth and easy to …

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4.82 km

Loch Gynack Trail

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I was impressed by the beauty of this small lake, nestled behind the hills just north of Kingussie. The gravel path north of the lake is smooth and easy to …

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9.22 km

Loch Gynack

Highlight (Segment) • Natural

Access to the water is at the eastern end of the walk.

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10.0 km

View towards Loch Gynack and the Monadhliath Mountains

Highlight • Summit

At this path junction there is a bench where you can pause and enjoy the views towards Loch Gynack and the Monadhliath Mountains.

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10.8 km

Creag Bheag Summit

Highlight • Summit

An easy Loop from the town to reach this Marilyn. There are a few cairns on the top, the true summit being the one built like a trig pillar closer to the south west.

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