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The Cairngorm Mountains and valleys provide a stunning landscape in the central Highlands, accessed via the A9 from Perth. The Cairngorms National Park was established in 2004 to protect the beauty of the area together with its varied wildlife and flora. The mountains rise to over 1100 metres providing magnificent views and excellent opportunities for skiing, climbing and walking. The woodland habitat in the valleys and heather-clad foothills are ideal for rare species such as the pine marten, wildcat, red squirrel, osprey, capercaillie, red and black grouse, and crossbill. The higher slopes offer an opportunity to view golden eagles, peregrine falcons, ptarmigan, snow bunting, dotterel and reindeer.
Although Aviemore is famous as a ski centre, visitors can enjoy a range of watersports on Loch Morlich and Loch Insh during the warmer weather, and salmon fishing in the Spey and its tributaries. The villages and small towns along the A9 which follows the Spey valley, offer a range of accommodation and activities for visitors.
Sleeps: 2, Bedrooms: 1
This traditional Highland cottage stands in its own large garden beside a quiet country road, near Aberlour in beautiful Strathspey. Inside, it has been completely renovated and with its beamed ceiling and wood burning stove it is a cosy and comfortable retreat for two people.
Sleeps: 4, Bedrooms: 2
is a small, simply-furnished, detached stone Victorian croft-cottage standing in its own fenced garden, at the entrance to Kiilliehuntly Farm 3 miles from the attractive small town of Kingussie - roughly halfway between Pitlochry and Inverness - with marvellous views out across miles of countryside to the distant hills.
Sleeps: 5, Bedrooms: 3
Lagganvoulin is a charming and well appointed traditional, detached Highland cottage on the Glenlivet Estate, and in the Cairngorm National Park, 45 miles from Inverness and only 1.5 miles from Tomintoul, at 1170ft the highest village in the Highlands. This is indeed Big Country, ideal for walkers, climbers, ski-ers and everyone who loves space, peace and glorious scenery.
Sleeps: 6, Bedrooms: 3
stands amidst the hills and moorlands of the Cairngorm foothills just two miles out in the country from the small Highland town of Kingussie roughly midway between Pitlochry and Inverness - a detached, comfortably furnished, comparatively modern bungalow which stands on its own, in its own grass garden.
Sleeps: 6, Bedrooms: 3
This charming, newly built cottage on the outskirts of the popular holiday centre of Aviemore, an hour south of Inverness in the heart of the Highlands. There is so much to see and do in the area that a week will never be enough, and it is therefore the ideal choice for a holiday which will please all ages and interests.
Sleeps: 6 (7) , Bedrooms: 3
is a cosy comfy double-glazed cottage standing alone on a hillside with a burn at its side in its own 35 acres of land, halfway between Pitlochry and Aviemore just above the village of Dalwhinnie (easily reached via the A9) with a lovely view across the valley of the River Truim to the Grampian Mountains.
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