Is a waymarked path , using wooden signs with the wildcat logo Is not a surfaced path. May sometimes be muddy and wet and, in the summer, the walker will encounter tall vegetation. Although the managers keep the path clear, the Trail is meant to give the walker an experience of the natural environment through the seasons. Passes through privately owned land, including part of two estates, two crofting communities and along the edge of Newtonmore Golf Course. Has a highest point of 320 m. The greatest ascent is 60m. Has one steep ascent, from the banks of the River Calder up to the path along the Calder Gorge. There is a handrail. Passes through stiles, kissing gates and farm gates. Please close all gates unless they have clearly been fastened open by the landowner. Crosses a B class road at two points Is not designed for use by cyclists. There are many kissing gates and stiles in fences designed to protect young trees from livestock and rabbit damage. Please note, the Trail, and all walks described in the Wildcat Trail brochure, must be undertaken at the walker’s own risk. The Newtonmore Community Woodland & Development Trust cannot accept legal responsibility for the condition of paths, bridges, gates, stiles, fences, or the presence of livestock or any consequences arising therefrom.

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