Carving Trail
In 2017 The Carrbridge Business and Tourism Association commissioned a Carving by Alice Buttress with her husband Jeff of Carrbridge Artists Studio to commemorate the 300th Anniversary of our iconic Packhorse Bridge.
The Bridge 300 Carving was possible due to funding from Sustrans, Carrbridge Business & Tourist Association and CNPA, with the wood, a wonderful old Burr Elm, being donated by Culloden House Hotel, Inverness.
The carving depicts the famous bridge, local wildlife and landmarks in the village.
This is the starting point (1) of the popular Carving Trail through the village which includes a number of carvings purchased over the years now on private properties as well as those on the walks through the local woodlands.
To celebrate our latest Carving ‘Petto’ (2) which was carved from an old tree beside the Village Hall, we are launching an interactive version of the trail started in 2017 .
You will be able to find out more about many of the Carv
ings by scanning the QR codes in selected locations as you progress around the trail or follow the links below.
We look forward to adding more with the permission of the owners and we would respectfully request that you view the carvings from outside private properties and do not enter the gardens.