On a trip with friends we visited the Loch Morlich area on 2 days. On the first day we took a trip up the funicular railway to near the top of Cairngorm - the trip was comfortable, scenic and interesting, with a recorded mini-history of the area. At the top the view is spectacular - when the mist clears. It... More

The Cairngorms are lovely, and we enjoyed driving through them for two days in July. But I really want to tell people about the Frank Bruce Sculpture Trail in Feshiebridge, which we stumbled on quite by chance and now consider one of the most enjoyable attractions in all of Scotland. It's an easy one-mile trail maintained by the Forestry Commission,... More

Well, I don't think I can say I'm fond of Cairngorms but I still love Braemar... Lovely little town, one extremely good restaurant, a wonderful hostel (Rucksacks) and helpfull staff at the Tourist Information Centre... More

Trip to Newtonmore, Scotland in September 2006 was a success, would recommend for anyone wanting a true experience of Scotland, enjoys walking and stunning scenery. Chose self catering accommodation in Newtonmore which had numerous doorstep walks available but note village does not have much to offer other than a base and you will need a car to reach the main... More