Creag Bheag
1 NH756007 North of the main street, Ardvonie car park has a walks signboard. From its corner, slant up the top of a grass park to a street and turn uphill, following signs and waymarks for Creag Bheag. Where trees are on the left, a wide signposted path forks off after 50m. It zigzags uphill then contours left below a crag.
2 NH750008 After 250m bear right on the path slightly uphill. Soon the path (doubling here as a stream) turns uphill, to exit the plantations. Keep uphill on the well rebuilt path to the cairn at the top of Creag Bheag.
3 NH744014 Head north-east to another cairn, and down a well-made but quite steep path towards the foot of Loch Gynack. Keep ahead at a path junction, and just above the loch bend right into a plantation. Pass through it to a gate onto the top of Kingussie golf course.
4 NH752023 The path heads across the top of the golf course, then bends down left to a golfers' bridge over the Gynack Burn. Turn downhill on a tarmac lane for 300m, to a track on the left into a plantation signed for Tom Baradh. (Just continuing down the lane is a short cut back to Kingussie.)
5 NH755018 Turn left into the plantation, and at once turn left again on a waymarked path. It follows the top edge of the plantation to its corner, then turns down south-east, still in the trees. At the slope foot ignore a small gate left, signed for Raitts (a faint path leads for 1km to the Raitts Souterrain, an ancient underground room). Instead bear right for 200m to a ladder stile.
6 NH764014 Across
the stile a rough track leads down to the right of a nearby house called Kerrow. Join its access track and follow it down to the A86 at the edge of Kingussie. Turn right, into the village.