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^ also interested
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Of those, I'd do the top loop, but extend it to take in Nethy Bridge and Loch Garten - the woodland around there is beautiful, and you can easily navigate back onto the track shown. Just leave plenty of time to ride the valleys through the Cairngorms proper. I haven't ridden the two shown, but find in general you end up with a mix of boggy and and rocks/boulders. Find for walking - not easy to ride.
If you have a spare half day, there's also a track from just south of Aviemore (Burma Road?) that takes you over one of the hills and down to Carrbridge which is worth doing. The climbs a pig, but the route down to the other side and back to Aviemore (you can do some of it off-road) is wonderful. Not 'epic' but very picturesque.
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I've done quite a lot of MTBing and walking around there. Any particular questions? Looking at the route, I'd expect to spend some time on foot - it can be pretty hard going on a bike once you get away from the main tracks. On the other hand the biggest climb just past Loch Morlich is pretty easy - so the rest can't be too terrible.
Be cautious of the weather. It can get pick up quicky.
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How big do you print? I've found printing pics small can make then darker.
@MisterMikkel - out of curiosity, why?
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Wait till it grabs and yanks something you're holding onto...
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Nice!
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Turns out my sensor needs a clean...
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Brutal. Fair play for giving it a try.
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Pretty please straighten the horizon? That's hurting my OCD.
(Though nice pic)
#fromadistance