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Ac scenic routes presentation (li) - final -23.7.14
- 2. A scenic route… is a specially designated road or waterway that travels through an area of natural or cultural beauty. The designation is usually determined by a governmental body Scenic adj. 1 of or relating to impressive or beautiful natural scenery: the scenic route. What is a Scenic Route?
- 4. La Ruta del Peregrino, Mexico
- 9. Coasts Norwegian Tourist Routes Fjords Mountains Waterfalls Arable and pasture land Forest – predominantly conifer Hardwoods and Alpine birch Tundra vegetation (mountain/glacier) Lat. 66º 33’N
- 10. To strengthen Norway’s position in the marketing of international tourism and to help promote local business activities as well as nurturing the vitality of rural districts. Norwegian Tourist Routes Development Programme 1994-97 Tourism & Travel Project (pilots) 1998-99 Adoption and launch 2000-04 Clarification of concept and route selection 2005-13 Planning /implementation of first half of the project 2013-23 Development & delivery ofsecond half
- 13. Mountains Rondane National Park
- 15. Mountains Trollstigen - Troll Ladder
- 33. Coasts
- 34. Detailing
- 35. Scottish Scenic Routes Initiative
- 39. Falls of Falloch – John Kennedy
- 40. Loch Lubnaig - Ruairidh Moir
- 41. Inveruglas – BTE Architects (Sean Edwards, Daniel Bär and Stéphane Toussaint)
- 42. National Strategy Key Questions • What do we want a programme of National Scenic Routes to deliver for Scotland? • What should a Scenic Route look like? • How do we define the criteria for establishing a Scenic Route/Network? Key Principles • Journeys as an authentic experience of place • Story of the nation through landscape, culture & heritage • Interventions should be specific to location • National badge of quality - high quality visitor experience (monitoring & maintenance) • Integration of transport modes & experiences • Main tourist routes – hidden gems • Journeys of discovery - connecting places through experiences and activities • ‘Slow Scotland’ – an escape from busy lives • Showcase for contemporary Scottish design • Seek to support local economies/communities • Integrated strategy of journeys, interventions activities, enterprises and information
- 44. Phase 2 pilots
- 46. Laggan Lochs – Great Glen
- 47. Laggan Lochs – Great Glen
- 48. Student project – Balquidder Lookout
- 50. Spey Dulnain Findhorn Nairn Tummel Almond Tay Tummel Garry Garry Braan . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . Kincraig Aviemore Kingussie Newtonmore Dalwhinnie Blair Atholl Pitlochry Carrbridge Ballinluig Dunkeld Tomatin Birnam Bankfoot Luncarty Daviot INVERNESS PERTH River Tay Bogbain Slochd Layby 149 west of Carrbridge Loch Vaa Loch Alvie Insh Marshes Drumochter Loch Garry Clunes/Bruar Blair Atholl Killiecrankie Faskally Pass of Birnam Pitlochry Falls of Truim Ruthven Barracks Place making Location Design for specific use Maintenance Separation Size/scale Detailing Viewpoints NMU Network links High quality trading Interpretation Artwork Design Principles
- 51. Dualled A9 Future footpath link to Ruthven Barracks Viewpoint Viewpoint Southbound lay-by Northbound lay-by Footpath link to Kingussie River Spey Future facility Creation of layby/viewpoints with facility
- 52. A87 Glengarry A82 Glen Coe & Rannoch A83 Rest & be Thankful A87 Kintail & Glen Shiel
- 53. A830 Road to the Isles A701 Devil’s Beeftub A7 Esk Valley