There is a well established network of paths in and around the village, from short strolls on all abilities trails close to the Community Centre to longer walks through the lovely pine woods nearby.
These include:
The Riverside Trail – sponsored by A Young, Nethy Bridge Stores
The Riverside Link Path – sponsored by George and Carmen Ritchie
The Wilderness Trail – sponsored by James Fraser, Balnagowan Mill Holiday Cottage
The Puggy Line Trail – sponsored by the Mountview Hotel
The Broomhill Trail – sponsored by Balliefurth Farm
The Castle Roy Loop – sponsored by the Nethy Bridge Hotel
The King’s Road – sponsored by Nethy Bridge Community Centre
The Backharn Trail – sponsorship vacancy
The Lettoch Walk – sponsorship vacancy
Click here for a map of the path network or pick up your own copy at the Visitor Centre or Spar shop (only £1).
An illustrated and written description of each walk is available from the Visitor Centre (only £2 including post cards!)
Footpath updates:
Broomhill
Flooding at the Broomhill bridge end of the path is usual following heavy rain or when the Nethy & Spey are in spate.
However, its still worth a walk along the trail to see the rivers flowing fast and high!
Dippers and signs of otter are possible
Bacharn
The Alltmor footbridge is closed until further notice. To avoid the bridge, start your walk from Castle Roy car park
Castle Roy Loop
To complete both loops of this trail is not possible as the footbridge over Alltmor is not fit for purpose. Use of the bridge is at your own discretion. Please take care.
Riverside path
Flood damage on the River Nethy in 2015 – now fully repaired.
Storm damage in late December 2015 washed out a section of the path but it is now fully repaied and accessible for all users including motorised wheelchairs, prams, push chairs and bikes
Updates will be posted on this website, Nethy Bridge Community and RSPB Community Ranger facebook pages
