Its dramatic landscapes are home to a rich heritage and a fantastic array of native British Species. Millions are attracted every year by the abundance of attractions and breathtaking scenery. It's the largest National Park in the UK, established in 2003 as the second National Park in Scotland.
Cairngorms Holiday Cottages are ideally located in the Northern part of the Cairngorms, enjoying the beautiful panoramic views of the River Avon, Strathspey. From our cottages, you can freely explore most of the Cairngorms and other famous Scottish landmarks and attractions such as Fort William and Loch Ness. We are conveniently close to major roads for ease of transport yet sufficiently secluded to offer a peaceful and quiet atmosphere.
Walking
Over 36% of the surface within the boundaries of the Cairngorms National Park is above 800m in altitude thanks to its namesake- the Cairngorm mountain range. There are a total of 55 munros within the Park area, attracting thousands of keen walkers and adventurous spirits every year.
Wildlife
With over 25% of the UK's endangered and threatened species making their home in the Park's ancient pine forests, you cannot go far in the Cairngorms before spotting charming and endearing species such as Red Squirrels and the majestic Red Deer. If you are lucky, you may see a Golden Eagle soaring overhead!
Heritage
Scotland's long history of royal fueds and battles has left the Cairngorms with a rich inheritance of its most beautiful castles. Some of these are still open to visitors in these modern times, offering a rare opportunity to delve into the deep history of the land. The closest castle to Cairngorms Holiday Cottages is Drumin Castle.
Seasonal
Cairngorm National Park is one of the most prominent hubs for winter sports in the UK. There are numerous ski resorts thanks to the Park's rare sub-arctic climate. If you wish to bring your winter sports equipment, Cairngorms Holiday Cottages can provide additional secure storage.