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The Easter bunny has got lost somewhere around the Museum. Follow his paw prints and see if you can spot him. Trail available every day 1 – 16 April 23, Museum open each day 10am – 5pm. Suitable for little and big kids alike!
At the Outdoor Draughts Board at The Square, Grantown-on-Spey PH16 3HN. All welcome.
This Sunday market is very friendly and full of different stall from jewellery, honey, wood carvings, prints and paintings and many more
Come for a Wildlife Wander with someone from our knowledgeable team to see some of the amazing wildlife that Spring brings to Insh Marshes.
On this leisurely walk see the dainty violet flowers, lush green leaves on the trees and hear a variety of bird species singing their Spring songs.
April is a busy time for breeding birds and many waders call the marshlands home at this time of year, including curlew, lapwing, redshank and snipe. Hopefully we will hear them calling and see them defending their territory.
We will meet in the RSPB Insh Marshes Car Park – what3words: ///epic.youth.venturing and grid ref: NN775998
This tour will follow the Invertromie Trail – some areas may be rough underfoot. It is unfortunately not suitable for wheelchairs or buggies, and we recommend sturdy footwear.
Join us on this 1 day workshop to build your field skills for birds of the Aberdeenshire coast and estuaries where terns, spring waders, huge seabird colonies and farmland birds await.
This is a not-for-profit workshop.
Located in Upper Deeside, Cairngorms.
Join us on our not-for-profit workshops to get the most out of your birding.
Discover the Cairngorm mountains, from Ptarmigan and Ring Ouzels, right down through the glens and their Black Grouse, Crossbills and Redstarts.
This a 1 day workshop.
Spring Scottish Specialities – 28-29 April 2023
Wild Discovery is running a series of Lepidoptera events aimed at finding some of the UK’s rarest or most difficult to see species. All the profits from these workshops will go to Butterfly Conservation helping to support projects that monitor, protect and manage these superb species.
Our target species are Kentish Glory, Netted Mountain Moth, Rannoch Brindled Beauty, Sword Grass, and Small Dark Yellow Underwing. Secondary possibilities include Large Red-belted Clearwing, Narrow-bordered Bee Hawk-moth, Scarce Prominent, Broom-tip and Birch Mocha. Two nights, two days.
Join us on this half-day workshop to explore Caledonian Pine forest to learn more about Scottish woodland bird specialities and their songs.
This is a not-for-profit workshop based in Upper Deeside.
Starting this convention in the Cairngorms is a natural outworking of where we live and therefore our home mission field, and a desire that Scotland – and in particular the north – has this gathering of God’s people – for all ages and stages – on an annual basis to praise and worship and learn together.
It’s an inherently beautiful location and shouts of God’s glory, and we’d love to establish rhythm and place for God’s people here. And one that encourages the faithful that live locally.
We are seeking to refresh and resource the local church. Please see our website for details of the full programme that will once again be taking place in wonderful Badaguish – a breathtaking and peaceful spot.
Come and gather with us!
Gravelly good times in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park
We’re excited to welcome you back to the magical bit of Scotland that we call home. In September, Graviemore will be pitching camp again at the gorgeous Inshriach estate, among the juniper, scots pine and the local red squirrels and badgers. We’re dreaming of a back-to-basics get together with good riding, good people and good food. Not that we’re averse to a bit of luxury though — Inshriach has us covered with a rustic sauna, wood-fired hot tub and a wild swimming spot, perfect for loosening up tired legs. Sound good? Yeah, we thought so.
It’s not all about the riding… but that is quite important, and we’ve no doubt that our ‘local’, i.e. the Cairngorms National Park, contains more good gravel than a post-modern concept garden, so we’re laying on a buffet of routes for you to choose from:
– Routes are mostly off-road, taking you up the glens on long, flowing gravel tracks, short sections of mellow singletrack and the odd bit of connecting singletrack road. We provide GPX files, you provide your GPS device, as well as access to our Ride with GPS event account allowing you premium features like turn by turn navigation offline maps and PDF maps and cue sheets too! and leave us to worry about the food and campfire for later.
– You may find you work up an appetite… We will have delicious vegan food at camp, talks, music on Saturday night, a fire and of course, plenty of Inshriach’s own gin and local beer and whisky available for purchase on site.
– Everyone is welcome and routes are inclusive, with options from 30km up to 200+ km to suit your mood and willpower! They’re liberally sprinkled with the best coffee/lunch stops in Strathspey as well as heaps of stunning scenery.
– No gravel bike? No problem! A mountain bike with fast tyres will be just fine – BackcountryScot offer bike hire.
– We recomend tyres no smaller than 35mm. We ride on anything from 650/700×45 up to 29×2.3.
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