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Eden House
Strathspey
B&B £££Nestling unobtrusively in the stunning Scottish Highlands, with views over the Cromdale hills and splendid river Spey, lies a highly individual and special place to stay
The Hermitage Guest House
Cairngorms
Guesthouse £££The Hermitage offers its guests a friendly and relaxed stay in the centre of Kingussie in a 4-star Guesthouse with 5 rooms on the main street just along from the Folk Museum
2 x Double • 1 x Triple • 1 x Twin • 1 x Double/Twin
Howie Irvine Deeside Activity Park
Dalhenzean Lodge
Perthshire
B&B £££Dalhenzean Lodge lies in dramatic mountain scenery in Glenshee. A 4-star B&B in a former hunting lodge near the Glenshee Ski Centre and the famous Cateran Trail long distance walk.
2 x Double
Glenshee Skiing and Summer Activities
Cairngorms
ShopGlenshee is Scotland's second biggest ski area that is easily accessed beside the Braemar road
Inchgeal Lodge
Loch Insh Watersports
Highland Perthshire
ShopLoch Insh Watersports is ideally situated as a base for all year round outdoor activities
The Boat House Guesthouse
Strathspey
B&B £££A friendly family run guest house located within the Cairngorm national park near to ski,golf, fishing,wildlife, rspb ospreys,steam railway, climbing, and everything Aviemore.
1 x Triple • 4 x Double • 1 x Family
Strathspey Steam Railway
Strathspey
FamilyThe Strathspey Steam Railway leaves from Aviemore to Boat of Garten and on to Broomhill (Glenbogle from the BBC TV Series Monarch of the Glen)
Archie Bouverie's guide:
Cairngorms
The Cairngorms is Britains second largest mountain range. The main focus of the area is the tourist resort of Aviemore, a name synonymous with winter sports. Aviemore is surrounded by towering peaks, lochs, rivers and forests of native Caledonian pine. The ski area, nine miles southeast of Aviemore, remains Scotland's largest ski area. There is a funicular railway that runs all year to the Cairngorm plateau. In the winter its priority is quick ascent for skiers but it slows down in the summer to allow sightseers to savour the rare environment of the plateau from the glass sided carriages.