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The Cairngorm ski resort is perhaps generally the best known in Scotland, principally because of all its associated attractions. Close to the main A9 Perth-Inverness trunk road, it is accessed from Aviemore, which has a superb infrastructure of après-ski facilities. There is loads for all the family to do, however active or inactive they choose to be.
The ski-ing itself is amid breathtaking scenery on one of Scotland's highest mountains. Skiers and non-skiers alike can make use of Scotland?s only funicular railway, which takes passengers up to the Ptarmigan Top Station, with restaurant, shop and mountain exhibition where the views are quite simply out of this world.
There are 22 runs of all levels (one black) of which the longest is 3.3km accessed via 12 lifts. Added attractions at the centre include a sledging park for children (and adults pretending to be children) and a terrain/fun park for freestyle enthusiasts.
It caters for all levels of skiers and snowboarders, with ski hire, ski schools, and equipment hire.
Sleeps: 2, Bedrooms: 1
is a charming cottage on the edge of the Highland village of Tomatin, 16 miles south of Inverness 'Capital of Highlands' and 14 miles north of the Cairngorm Mountains Conservation/ Ski-area around Aviemore. Extremely well furnished and equipped it makes a comfortable 'home from home' for any season of the year.
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, Bedrooms: 3
The accommodation offered by Viewfield Cottage is as enticing as its situation. This beautifully presented detached cottage stands in a secluded, off-road position, yet is just a couple of minute's walk from the shops and restaurants in the pretty wee town of Grantown on Spey. With the Cairngorms to the south and Inverness and the Moray coast within easy distance to the north, here you are in the heart of the Highlands, with all that the area has to offer in terms of climbing, walking, fishing, ski-ing, cycling, water sports, golf, wildlife - the list goes on and on. Come and enjoy.
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.
Sleeps: 6 (8) , Bedrooms: 4
is a very attractively-sited conversion of two old stone cottages standing on its own, on rising ground, within a large Country Estate just a few miles east of Kingussie and the fast A9 and about one hour's drive north of Pitlochry. It has a lovely view of The Cairngorm Mountains beyond the historic ruins of Ruthven Barracks.
Sleeps: 7, Bedrooms: 4
This spacious and beautifully appointed detached holiday home has a superb situation in the heart of the Highlands near Grantown on Spey. In its own large grass and gravel garden, with sweeping views across the surrounding countryside to the hills beyond, it is a most cosy and comfortable cottage which is also versatile enough to accommodate a variety of different party configurations.
