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The Grampian and Cairngorm area projects into the North Sea and could be described as, the “Knuckle of NE Scotland“. The varied and interesting coastline extends north from Montrose to Fraserburgh and then west to a point midway between Findhorn and Nairn. The western limit meanders southwards through Lochindorb, Bridge of Brown and over the Cairngorm mountains to Carn Ealar in the South. The southerly boundary passes through the ski slopes of the Cairnwell, continues south of Glen Muick and then along the northern rim of Glen Esk to the sea at Montrose. |
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Our Area |
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The wild country area within Grampian and Cairngorm centres upon the highland plateau which rises to a height of 4000 ft (1300 m) in the west. |
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Where we are What’s on offer |
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Phone: 01224 346195 (Office) Phone: 01339 881937 (Home) Email: cairngormpanel@ukonline.co.uk |
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Sheila Robertson Grampian & Cairngorm Area Coordinator Duke Of Edinburgh’s Award Office Summerhill Community Education Centre Stronsay Drive Aberdeen AB15 6JA |
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Most of the wild country area within Grampian and Cairngorm now forms part of the Cairngorm National Park which was established in September 2003. |
