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    • 2012 >
      • Strath Nethy Bridge.
      • Culvert removal.
      • Dulnain Bridge riverside path repairs.
      • Carn Ban Mor.
      • North Corries Rim.
      • Nethy Bridge, walkway and bridge.
      • Meall Dubh, Kinloch Rannoch.
    • 2013 >
      • Creag Bheag; >
        • Creag Bheag North side mountain path.
        • Creag Bheag golf course circular.
      • Sron na Lairige; >
        • Remote Accomodation System, (RAS).
        • Full build path.
        • Light touch work.
      • Lairig an Laoigh; >
        • Light touch, experimental work.
        • Full build contract. Pt1 2013
      • RSPB bog reclamation work.
    • 2014 >
      • ACE Bridge.
      • Coire na Ciste, Cairngorms
      • Northern Corries Rim, Cairn Lochan 2014
      • March burn, Cairngorms
      • Corrie Domhain, Cairngorms
      • Lairig an Laoigh pt2, 2014
      • Chalamain Gap/Lairig Ghru Junction
    • 2015 >
      • FCS Glen Affric
      • Chalamain gap.
      • Dubh Loch
      • Ben A'an
      • Ben Nevis
    • 2016 >
      • FCS Loch Ness
      • Mayar
      • Ben Ledi
  • 2017
    • The Snub, Glen Clova
    • Beinn A'Ghlo (return path)
    • Croagh Patrick Survey (Ireland)
    • Cairn Liath, Beinn A'Ghlo. Cairngorm NP
    • Ben Nevis
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Golf course circular path.
The Creag Bheag golf course circular path runs around the foot of the mountain, and as such it is subjected to all the rain fall running off. The path was very muddy and very rocky which made it a treacherous and difficult path to walk on.
COAT where tasked by the Kingussie Community District Council (KCDC) to improve this path without destroying its character, but to construct a path that was sympathetic to the rugged surroundings.
We achieved this by building sections of stone causeways, and through the worst areas, where drainage was a severe problem, using a stepping stone type construction to allow the water to pass around and to remain lower than the finished path height.

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