Loch Insh North Map and Guide

Glen Feshie, River Spey, Inshriach Forest, Gleann Einich, Loch an Eilein

ISBN 978-1-906184-28-5

Loch Insh and the surrounding area is ideal for biking and watersports. Three great cycle routes are suggested from Loch Insh though Inshriach Forest, Rothiemurchus Estate and Glen Feshie. A boating route is described on the River Spey from Loch Insh north to Aviemore. There are magnificent views of the Cairngorms and River Spey and Feshie. If you are lucky you will see Golden Eagles and Ospreys. Try some of the suggested routes or just adventure on your own, using this map and the routes as a guide.

Inshriach & Glen Feshie

Feshiebridge & Loch Insh

River Spey from Loch Insh to Aviemore

The Badenoch Way

Specially made for biking and boating Information, cafés, & bike hire

Suggested routes & local facilities

Printed on waterproof paper

The following are extract from the Loch Insh North Map :-

Orange Route Intermediate. 18km, 2-3 hours.
This route is 90% tarmac – a magnificent trip through the majestic Glen Feshie with gentle climbs and descents.
Turn right out of Loch Insh and at the T-junction turn left towards Feshiebridge. Cross over the bridge and climb steeply uphill …..

River Trip from Loch Insh to Aviemore. 9km, 2 – 4 hours.
This trip is only suitable for those with some river experience. Kayaks are preferable as some sections are very narrow. Open boats are possible but you need to be good! Grade 2/3 water.
Paddle north west from the Watersports Centre and pass the first island to the left…..