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Walk this way! Group hopes to create waterfront walking trail on disused land in Inverness


By Ian Duncan

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An artist’s impression of how the land could be redeveloped. In the top right corner is the Longman Roundabout. Just below that is the new recycling facility, represented as a white rectangular building. Just behind that there are woodland trails/paths surrounded by trees and other greenery. Following the coastline there is a footpath and a road leading to a hotel. There’s a reclaimed sandy beach with pontoon for watersports and/or boats. As you follow the road round there is a renewable energy expo. The footpath carries on out of the frame, continuing with a possible pedestrian link to Inverness Shopping Park
An artist’s impression of how the land could be redeveloped. In the top right corner is the Longman Roundabout. Just below that is the new recycling facility, represented as a white rectangular building. Just behind that there are woodland trails/paths surrounded by trees and other greenery. Following the coastline there is a footpath and a road leading to a hotel. There’s a reclaimed sandy beach with pontoon for watersports and/or boats. As you follow the road round there is a renewable energy expo. The footpath carries on out of the frame, continuing with a possible pedestrian link to Inverness Shopping Park

The man behind the 147-mile Inverness to John O’Groats Trail is hoping to create a new waterfront walking route in the Highland capital.

Jay Wilson says that disused land between the Caledonian Stadium and Inverness Shopping Park could allow city residents and visitors the chance to enjoy the coastline more.

The project is still in the very early stages and organisers will need to source funding as well as recruit an army of volunteers with the skills and enthusiasm to build stiles and bridges and maintain fences and way-markers.

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