Parkin’s Moss Trail
The Parkin’s Moss Trail is a fantastic family-family adventure in the eastern reaches of Cairngorms National Park that passes through a forest and offers views of a nearby loch. While out walking the trail, you will explore a beautiful stretch of woodland terrain and some boggy areas, before taking in the views of Loch Kinord. Although the route is short, be sure to bear proper walking boots!
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Route Description for Parkin’s Moss Trail
A quick and easy adventure in Cairngorms National Park that will be fun for the whole family, the Parkin’s Moss Trail can easily be done in a few hours, offers some lovely views of the surrounding area, and features laidback terrain to explore.
Setting out from the car park, you will head across the road and make your way to the southeast, winding your way along a figure-8 path that will take you through beautifully atmospheric woodlands and intermittent stretches of boggy terrain. After completing the entire loop and arriving at the northeastern point of the route, you will come to an area where the trees are somewhat thinned out and offer a lovely view of Loch kinord. After taking in the views, head back across the road to the northwest to arrive at the car park where you started.
Getting to the Parkin’s Moss Trail Trailhead
The trailhead for the Parkin’s Moss Trail can be found at the car park next to the Burn o’Vat Visitor Centre on B9119.
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