Bridge of Brown, Glenlivet Crown Estate, Cairngorms National Park, Tomintoul, Scotland, UK
This waymarked route makes a very varied circuit at mid-height around the lowly hill of Tom Beag. It has some fine views of Glen Avon, and later, Glen Brown. Glenlivet Estate lies between the Ladder and the Cromdale Hills in the Cairngorms National Park, and is formed by the two broad straths of the Rivers Avon and Livet. It covers approximately 23,000 hectares and is part of the Crown Estate. As well as having a well developed network of waymarked paths (refer to Low Level Walks' section of this site), there are also a large number of longer distance Hill Paths and Rights of Way, which radiate out across the hills from Glenlivet. Many of these are old Whisky smuggling, 'Reivers' (cattle theives)and 'coffin' routes. While most of these routes are identified by Scottish Rights of Way Society (SROWS) signposts where they leave public roads on the Glenlivet Estate ( at the start points listed below), they are not waymarked throughout their length and several of these paths are indistinct where they cross high, mountain passes.
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Location: Tomintoul, Scotland, UK
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