EXPLORE ABERNETHY
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Explore Abernethy location

Visitor Centre

 Explore Abernethy in the Nethy Bridge Community Centre is open Saturday to Wednesday, 11am-4pm, from Easter to October.


Waymarked Walks

Explore Abernethy maintains a network of waymarked woodland paths and an all abilities riverside trail, providing excellent opportunities to discover the natural beauty and cultural history of the Abernethy area. 

NETHY BRIDGE

'THE FOREST VILLAGE'

LYING IN THE HEART OF
cairngorms national park

SURROUNDED BY THE ANCIENT ABERNETHY PINE FOREST...

Nethy Bridge provides a range of services and facilities...

These include a general store and post office, butcher, pottery, 2 hotels, a hostel, outdoor centre and numerous self-catering units. There are tennis courts, a bowling green, golf course and a community centre which hosts regular activities and events. 

For further information and accommodation, see:

http://www.nethybridge.com


The famous Nethy Bridge (Telford 1820)
The 1820 Telford bridge over the River Nethy provides Nethy Bridge with a focal point. The river is a tributary of the great River Spey, flowing through the northern Cairngorm Mountains before joining the River Spey four miles northwest of Grantown-on-Spey.
The Nethy Bridge drinking fountain
The drinking fountain (left) was gifted to the people of Nethy Bridge by Lord and Lady Stamford and Warrington when they gave up the lease of the Abernethy Deer shooting forest. Lady Stamford was the builder of Forest Lodge (now headquarters for the RSPB reserve staff).
King's Road Mill Trail
Surrounding the village are 45km of trails provided by Explore Abernethy. These include an all-access trail along the riverside, path networks joining onto the Speyside Way and numerous trails through the Caledonian Forest. The King's Road Mill Trail snakes through the SNH Abernethy Dell Woods National Nature Reserve. Built in the 1200's following a decree to improve communications between Nethy Bridge and Tulloch.
24/10/2006