Anagach Woods Walk
This walk explores Anagach Woods in Grantown On Spey in Moray.
The woods are located on the eastern side of the town and include miles of peaceful, waymarked trails. It's a great place for a walk with natural Scots pinewood and wildlife including Red Squirrel and Capercaillie to look out for. The Speyside Way also runs through the woods providing an opportunity to further extend your walking in the area.
There's also the Grantown On Spey Circular River Walk which includes a pleasant riverside stroll along the River Spey.
Anagach Woods Ordnance Survey Map 
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Anagach Woods Open Street Map 
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Anagach Woods OS Map 
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Anagach Woods Open Street Map 
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Further Information and Other Local Ideas
To the north of the town you'll also find the peaceful Lochindorb. The loch has a good walking and cycling path running along its eastern side. From here you can enjoy views across the water to the ruins of Lochindorb Castle which sits on an island in the centre of the loch.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
Entrance to Anagach Woods
Old Military Road
Path in Anagach Wood
A dog walking along one of the paths. Three generations of Scots pine trees grow in Anagach Woods. These woods date back to 1766. Today the woods still produce valuable timber, and are of high conservation value. An extensive network of way-marked footpaths (Green, Blue and Red) provides access for walking this picture shows part of the red route footpath which is a walk of 5.5 miles.
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Red Squirrel
In this picture taken from the red route footpath which is a walk of 5.5 miles you can just make out the rooftops of nearby Grantown on Spey to the West.