Things to do

Forest steeped in history

Take an exhilarating aerial ride through a stunning Scottish Pine Forest

A fish and chips cafe who pride themselves in serving Aviemore's best fish and chips

Fairly level and wide paths in this young forest full of pine and larch trees. Gentle to moderate slopes with some short fairly steep sections

A gothic style, seven arch bridge that crosses the River Tay and connects the villages of Dunkeld and Little Dunkeld.

Cafe One uses local ingredients including from their family croft (farm!) - Holly House. Reasonably priced and popular with locals

Five short moderate walks between 30 mins to 45 mins

Brunch, lunch or dinner with a view. Very reasonably priced too

Enjoyable walks in nearby woodland and into Glen Feshie. Follow The Sculpture Trail which is about a mile long and hosts 12 sculptures

The Killiecrankie History Trail is a network of three walks starting from the National Trust For Scotland's Killiecrankie Visitor Centre