Things to do in and around Glenlivet and the Cairngorms

Walking, Mountain Biking, Skiing, Pony Trekking, Rock Climbing, Shooting, and Fishing can all be enjoyed in the great outdoors of Glenlivet and the Cairngorms.

From fortresses to fairy tale towers, gorgeous gardens to malt whisky distilleries and museums to mines, there is something here to interest and entertain everyone.

Days out by the sea, dolphins on the Moray Firth, wolves on Speyside, or a visit to Balmoral on Royal Deeside. The only problem is finding the time to see it all.

North Eastern Scotland produces some of the finest beef, lamb, venison, salmon and trout in the world. Sample this superb local produce at restaurants throughout the area.

A wide range of traditional Scottish gifts, foods and clothing are available from shops in Tomintoul for that special souvenir of your visit to Glenlivet and the Cairngorms.

Highland Games, Pipe Bands, Scottish Dancing, Ceilidhs and Hogmanay are just some of the ways that visitors can discover Scotlands rich cultural heritage locally.

Whether you take a gentle stroll round one of our community paths, or climb to the summit of one of Scotlands highest mountains, you will be surrounded by stunning scenery.

The Cairngorms are home to some of the UK's most endangered species. Golden Eagle, Red Squirrel, White Hare, Black Grouse, Crested Tit, Capercaillie and Crossbill to name but a few.

Glenlivet is situated in the very heart of Malt Whisky country. It is the perfect place to discover the secrets and history of one of Scotland's most famous exports.