The Cairngorms is a breath-taking mountain range in the eastern Highlands of Scotland. With the title of Britain's highest mountain range, this vast area boasts endless forests, meandering rivers and lochs, as well as some of the best wildlife to be seen anywhere in the UK. The Cairngorms National Park, that contains the famous mountain range, also holds a title – that of the UK's largest national park. As such, it is carefully protected, preserving the stunning landscapes. Read more
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A Highland holiday should be at the top of everyone's travel list, and where better than in the Cairngorms National Park in Scotland? Nuide Farmhouse is perfect for self-catering with family and friends as it's big enough to sleep ten people in five bedrooms, yet not too large that you'll feel overwhelmed or lost. The holiday home is on the family-run 23,000-acre Railia Estate in the upper Spey Valley, 11 miles from Aviemore. The local area is home to fantastic for walking, mountain biking, salmon fishing, golf, deer stalking, and more. Swim or canoe on beautiful lochs, hunt for Nessie, ski and snowboard, or settle back with a drink and the incredible views.
Sitting in a spectacular position within walking distance of Newtonmore in the Cairngorms National Park, this Highland house provides a warm welcome and an impressive venue for large groups of fifteen. Stunning scenery, incredible outdoor pursuits on the doorstep and the chance to sample a taste of Scottish living.
Perfect for active families and couples, this quiet holiday cottage sleeps up to five people in three comfortable bedrooms. The interior is spacious with lots of natural light through windows that frame woodland views. There is plenty of space outside as well, with both the house and garden being child and pet-friendly. Aonach, which has accommodation all on one level, is in the Cairngorms National Park, three miles from Kingussie and within easy reach of Aviemore. Beautiful walks and mountain bike trails lead from the door, with the cottage having secure bike storage and off-street parking.
Amazing Place Aviemore is your perfect retreat in the Scottish Highlands. Nestled on a quiet street five minutes from the train station, this cosy apartment accommodates four guests in two comfortable bedrooms. It is ideal for families and couples as it offers excellent self-catering options and is close to great restaurants and pubs. Experience local attractions like the Highland Wildlife Park, Landmark Adventure Park, and scenic views from the Cairngorm Mountain Railway. Enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking and biking while exploring charming villages. Book your unforgettable getaway today and create lasting memories in this stunning destination.
A traditional blacksmith's croft within walking distance of Roybridge village centre and pubs. The two-bed holiday cottage is ideal for couples or families, with a sofa-bed in case you want to accommodate two more friends for a few days. The cottage is quiet, with lovely views of the woods and mountains, yet only a short drive or train journey from Fort William where there is a variety of places to eat, drink and shop. Local attractions include Monessie Gorge, Glen Nevis, Glencoe and the Aonach Mor Gondola. Licence HI-40348-F EPC:F
5-Star Weiroch Lodge is set in stunning surroundings on a private Highland Estate, adjacent River Spey near Aberlour. Sleeps 6 with reduced rates for 3-4 and 1-2 guests. Field, forest and riverside walks. Near Cairngorm National Park, Castles, whisky distilleries, golf courses, beaches, dolphin cruises. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and for those seeking a relaxing getaway. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
Whatever your reason for visiting the Cairngorms National Park, you'll find a warm welcome at Allt na Braighe. The modern three-bedroom bungalow is in a quiet cul-de-sac just north of the centre of Aviemore, putting you within walking distance of shops, pubs and public transport if you choose to leave the car at home. With skiing, mountain biking, fishing, golf, hiking and white water rafting being just a few of the activities on offer, the kids won't have a chance to say "I'm bored"! Each bedroom can be set up either as a double or twin bedroom and there are two separate living rooms to make Allt na Braighe a comfortably versatile property for couples, families and groups of friends.
Two separate, peaceful cottages in their own gardens high up above the Highland village of Dulnain Bridge with walks from the front doors and panoramic views of the Cairngorm Mountains. Recommended by wildlife photographer Karen Miller, the cottages are surrounded by fields in a haven for birds/wildlife. 4G available at the cottages for Internet access via mobiles. Guests return years after year to enjoy the scenery, tranquility and the cosy cottages.
Torranbuie is a typical Victorian Farmstead, there’s a date on the Steading of 1887 but there’s been a Farm at the location going back to the 1700’s. Both the Steading and the Farmhouse have been restored to provide spacias and comfortable family accommodation. The Farm occupies a plot of 3 acres, the house has a secure grass paddock of 1/3 acre directly in front, perfect for children and dogs Strathdon is better described as a parish occupied along the river Don which rises in the foothills of the Grampian Mountains flowing some 60 miles to the coast near Aberdeen. The Don is fished along most of it’s length for both Salmon and Trout. On the last Saturday in August the Lonach Games and Gathering takes place with a full program of Games, Dancing and Music. What makes the Gathering special the world over is the march of the Lonach Highlanders in full military regalia with swords and pikes. They assemble early in Bellabeg to march up the Glen, calling at a n
There is so much to do in every season, whether you're a lover of the great outdoors, a gourmand, a golfer, or you simply need a holiday home that is private, spacious and welcoming for family and friends. Easter Duiar sleeps ten people in five bedrooms with space for two more on a sofa bed. This former gamekeeper's hut has been extended and refurbished to provide an excellent standard of self-catering accommodation in a spectacular location on the edge of the Cairngorms National Park. It is in Advie in the Spey Valley, within easy reach of ski fields and the glorious Moray coast.
"Shieling Beag, Banchory" is a 1 bed holiday Apartment sleeping up to 2 guests in Banchory. The luxury accommodation of open plan living room and bedroom, with open plan kitchen dining area, and a spacious bathroom, provides excellent facilities for two people. There is also use of a private attractive garden to the rear. Shieling...
"Gairnlea House" is a 2 bed holiday Cottage sleeping up to 4 guests in Ballater. Ballater is a vibrant village situated within the Cairngorms National Park, boasting a plethora of shops, pubs, tea rooms, and scenery alongside the River Dee. The village is in prime location to explore Royal Deeside and meander towards...
"11 Ambleside Court" is a 2 bed holiday Apartment sleeping up to 4 guests in Banchory. Banchory is an attractive Scottish town lying approximately 15 miles west of Aberdeen on the banks of the River Dee. It is a vibrant and well serviced town and nearby Crathes Castle is a popular tourist attraction and is considered to be one of...
"Glen Dye Cuttieshillock House, Banchory" is a 3 bed holiday Lodge sleeping up to 6 guests in Banchory. The house offers contemporary luxury accommodation for six guests, including a cosy sitting room with an open fire, where you can relax, listen to music on the record player, or enjoy a book or one of the many board games provided. The...
"Glen Dye No 5 Steading Cottage, Banchory" is a 4 bed holiday Lodge sleeping up to 7 guests in Banchory. With its spacious kitchen/diner, No. 5 Steading Cottage is the perfect place for entertaining. Just a few steps away, the sitting room with its wood stove offers a cozy retreat, overlooking the private courtyard, an ideal spot to relax after a...
"Glen Dye No 4 Steading Cottage, Banchory" is a 4 bed holiday Lodge sleeping up to 7 guests in Banchory. With its spacious kitchen/diner, No. 4 Steading Cottage is perfect for entertaining. Just a few steps away, the sitting room, complete with a wood stove, provides a cosy retreat overlooking the private courtyard, an ideal spot to relax after a...
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A quintessential Highland setting, the cherished Cairngorms provide plenty of outdoor pursuits with mountainous treks for the adventurous types and an exciting mountain railway for those who prefer to travel in style. The railway is fully accessible by wheelchair along with a trail to the summit, so nobody need miss out on the chance to climb Britain's highest mountain range.
Once you've reached the summit and worked up an appetite, you can treat yourself to lunch at the Ptarmigan Restaurant – officially the highest restaurant in the UK. You can even get some retail therapy courtesy of the 'shop at the top'.
Though the mountain range is understandably the main attraction, there are plenty of other outdoor activities to enjoy and sites to see in the Cairngorms. History fans will will be at home here with the many castles in the area, such as Braemar Castle, which has guided tours from knowledgeable local guides. There are also museums, leisure centres, art venues and beautiful gardens.
The area is home to a number of breweries and distilleries that are well worth a trip, such as the Glenlivet Distillery, offering daily tours that include a complimentary dram of the good stuff. If traditional ales are more your taste, the Cairngorm Brewery also offers tours and a shop full of quality local beers and ales.
A fascinating area that represents the heart of the Scottish Highlands, the Cairngorms is an unforgettably beautiful area to truly get away from it all. Find out more things to do in the Cairngorms.
