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Cairngorms [1] is a mountainous national park in Scotland's Highlands region.

[edit] Understand

Receiving its National Park status in September 2003, the Cairngorms is Britains largest national park at 3800 sq km and offers breathtaking beauty filled with a magnificent array of wildlife.

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[edit] Landscape

[edit] Flora and fauna

• Flora

Mountainous areas of wild land, interspersed with lochs, rivers, woodland and moorland make the Cairngorms a spectacular place to explore.

• Fauna

Scottish Crossbill, Osprey, Capercaillie, Golden Eagle are just a few of the species you might see here. There are also deer, rare red squirrels, wildcats and otters.

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[edit] Get in

[edit] Fees/Permits

[edit] Get around

[edit][add listing] See

[edit] Towns

• Dulnain Bridge
• Aviemore
• Boat of Garten
• Ballater
• Dinnet
• Braemar
• Grantown on Spey
• Laggan
• Kingussie

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Mountain biking, canoeing, climbing.

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[edit][add listing] Eat

The Cross at Kingussie www.thecross.co.uk

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There are plenty of guest houses, self-catering cottages and hotels throughout the park as well as a couple of Caravan & Camping parks.

The Cross at Kingussie www.thecross.co.uk

[edit] Camping

You can camp out in the wilderness if you are in a small group for a couple of nights, although you must stay away from houses and not disturb any livestock.

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[edit] Stay safe

[edit] Get out

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