Cairngorms National Park Authority: The Park: Living and Working: Communities

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Communities

Arial view looking out over the Cairngorms National Park The Cairngorms National Park includes a wide range of very diverse communities. These communities are home to some 17,000 people and each place has its own distinct heritage and culture.

To find out more about each community, please click on the link to the relevant community website (Please note that these links will take you out of the Cairngorms National Park website. The CNPA does not accept responsibility for the content of these external sites).

Community Websites