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The living area features exposed wooden beams and a woodburner stove, providing a cozy focal point. A spacious orange sofa faces a comfortable chair and a small dining table, with large glass doors opening to a private outdoor space, allowing natural light to fill the room.
Cottage
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 322 reviews

Copper Cottage. Cosy, comfy, woods and wildlife.

Cosy little cottage with woodburner stove, king size bed, Hungarian goose down duvet and pillows. On the edge of the Anagach Woods with its many walking trails. 10 minutes to the River Spey. We are next door, but you will have complete privacy with your own entrance, driveway and parking. This area is a wildlife haven and there is a very good chance you will spot red squirrels coming to feed on the bird table outside Lovely view of the woods and gorgeous sunsets. Perfect spot for nature lovers.

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The front entrance of the bungalow is framed by a well-kept garden featuring a variety of shrubs and greenery. A path leads to the welcoming door, which is set within a brick façade. A satellite dish is mounted on the side of the building.
Bungalow
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 287 reviews

Number 135, come and explore Aviemore.

A two bed bungalow, sleeps 4, a welcome home away from home. Situated within the lovely town of Aviemore in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park. The property has an enclosed private garden and a shared driveway for 2 cars. Aviemore town and shops are a 10 min stroll down a lovely quiet lane, banked by views of the mountains and the Strathspey Steam Railway. The railway runs close to the bottom of the garden and is perfect for children (and adults !) to wave at the driver. One dog welcome

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A wooden cabin is surrounded by snow-covered ground, highlighting its warm tones. The porch features a railing and a small outdoor table set with chairs, while large windows provide a view of the interior. A pathway lined with steps leads to the entrance.
Cabin
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 107 reviews

Cosy modern cabin- Carrbridge, near Aviemore

Bike and ski friendly accommodation in the heart of the Cairngorm National Park. Birchwood Bothy is a newly built cabin with all the amenities you will need after an adventure in the outdoors. Chill outside on the balcony with a morning coffee or cosy up in the colder months in front of the log burner. You'll find beautiful forest trails and a river path straight from the door and you are just a 10 minute walk into Carrbridge village where there is a local shop, great pub, gallery and cafe.

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A snow-covered garden is featured, with a wooden picnic table and a stone bench surrounded by trees and shrubs. Bird feeders hang from branches, and the fence in the background adds privacy to this tranquil outdoor space.
Home
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 115 reviews

The Birdhouse Aviemore peaceful 1 bed with garden

A little over a mile from the busy main street of Aviemore, The Birdhouse is a cosy little home at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, with free off street parking and front and back garden. Using the local orbital pathway, it is approximately, a 20min walk to the main street. Close to the Speyside Way, The Birdhouse is a great base for all outdoor activities or relaxing in a pretty home in quiet surroundings. The house is a short 10 min walk from the nearest shops with supermarket & takeaway.

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The exterior of the eco house is showcased, featuring a wooden façade and large glass windows. The building design is modern with a landscaped area in the foreground, including a stone and gravel arrangement, along with small shrubs and a pine tree.
Home
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 331 reviews

Spectacular Modern House

iolaire is a state of the art bespoke eco house designed by award winning architect Dualchas. With 3 large bedrooms and two bathrooms the house sleeps 6 people and is perfect for families and outdoor enthusiasts. The contemporary open plan living area and external decking area are fantastic for socialising and entertaining with a backdrop of spectacular uninterrupted panoramic views of the Cairngorms. The house has been recently refurbished for 2019 with the finest luxury furnishings.

Top guest favourite
The exterior of the old cruck barn is displayed, featuring a stone facade and a corrugated roof. A vibrant garden blooms with red poppies and other flowers. A small wooden bench and a stone path are visible, leading to the entrance of the barn.
Guest suite
5 out of 5 average rating, 378 reviews

A bothy bedroom in the heart of the Cairngorms

Connected to the old cruck barn this is a compact, cosy, self contained bedroom. It’s set on one side of the courtyard with separate key access so you can come and go at will. If you love the outdoors, we think you will love it here. We have spectacular views of the Cairngorms, with excellent walks from the door. Rustic, with loads of character, the room has a comfy king size bed and en suite bathroom with shower. If you need mod cons or lots of space this may not be the place for you!

Top guest favourite
A cozy sleeping area is highlighted by a dark wooden bed frame adorned with patterned bedding and decorative cushions. Soft lighting is provided by wall-mounted fixtures, while a candle and lantern add warmth to the space, set against a backdrop of rustic wooden walls.
Tiny home
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 278 reviews

Snowgate Cabin Glenmore

The closest house to the Cairngorm's. Based in the very heart of the Cairngorms National Park Snow Gate Cabin is the last dwelling sitting right at the foot of the Cairngorms themselves. The cabin sleeps two people comfortably, including an open plan living/sleeping area housing a small kitchenette with an electric hob and a shower /wc room. A log burner gives the room a super cosy feel. The cabin shares a driveway with the owners whose property is next door to the cabin.

Top guest favourite
The open-plan living space features wooden beams and a skylight, allowing natural light to filter in. A day bed is present, along with a wooden dresser and a compact entertainment unit with a Smart TV. A dining table for two is positioned nearby, enhancing functionality.
Tiny home
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 118 reviews

Four Seasons Bothy, Grantown-on-Spey

Nestled just off the high street in a quiet private garden. Walking distance to beautiful forests and biking trails. The River Spey is close too for a wild swim. Ideal spot for adventurers or rest! The Bothy has a wood burner to create a special romantic atmosphere or perhaps a solo restful retreat. The single day bed pulls out to create a double bed. There is a table to have meals at or work away from home. Lots of local delicious food & coffee spots to explore nearby.

Top guest favourite
The lodge features a charming architectural design with dark wooden siding and large windows. A spacious front porch offers access to the garden, which is well-maintained with a grassy lawn and flowering plants. Steps lead up to the welcoming entrance.
Cabin
5 out of 5 average rating, 141 reviews

Ballin Dhu - tranquil retreat on the Speyside Way

Ballin Dhu is a cosy and peaceful highland escape nestled on the banks of the River Spey and sitting directly on the Speyside Way walking route. The lodge and its surroundings are beautiful in any season, whether it's watching spring come to life, enjoying warmer summer months, amidst autumn colours, or on a frosty winter's day overlooking the Spey valley. Whatever the time of year Ballin Dhu provides comfortable and characterful accommodation.

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The studio, featuring a contemporary design, is set against a backdrop of rolling green hills and a bright blue sky. Tall grasses sway gently in the foreground, with a solitary chimney visible atop the structure.
Guest house
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 166 reviews

Nochty Studio |Strathdon |Cairngorms National Park

A place to get away, relax and enjoy the natural surroundings! Nochty Studio is a eco cabin located on the edge of the small village of Bellabeg in the Cairngorm National Park, in close proximity to Ballater, Braemar, Royal Deeside and on the edge of Moray. The Studio is on the east side of Glen Nochty enjoying open views of the Nochty River and the Doune of Invernochty. The village itself is a 5 minute walk away, with a local shop.

Top guest favourite
A charming exterior view of the hideaway features a unique grass-covered roof and wooden door. Natural stone pathways and potted plants lead to the entrance. Surrounding gardens are lush and green, complemented by seating areas that invite relaxation.
Earthen home
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 351 reviews

Hideaway Under the Stars

Our enchanting and multiple award-winning hideaway is set in rural Moray at the foothills of Ben Rinnes with spectacular views from every window. It is truly unique, magical, and architecturally designed to provide a fun and nurturing escape from the pressures of daily life. Likened to a giant hug, it's a place you can't help but smile once you enter!

Top guest favourite
The living area features a blue sofa with colorful cushions, complemented by a wooden coffee table and a wicker chair. A smart TV sits on a wooden stand, while an eco wood burning stove provides warmth. Natural light filters through the windows, adorned with neutral blinds.
Home
5 out of 5 average rating, 153 reviews

Wee House Aviemore, cottage with wood burner.

Ideal for couples or a small family. Lliving-dining area with wood burning stove, smart HD-TV with Freeview apps and WiFi. Well equipped kitchen, master bedroom with kingsize bed, single room with a sofa bed and shower room. We cannot safely accommodate toddlers or very young children under 6yrs. One house trained dog welcomed @ £25 per stay.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Aviemore?

    Aviemore has stays near the village center, along forested edges, and around the river. Areas near Cairngorms National Park and local neighborhoods make it easy to explore both town and nature.

  • What are the best things to do in Aviemore with kids?

    Families often explore local wildlife parks, outdoor adventure centers, and gentle forest trails in Aviemore. Many enjoy visiting lakes for boating, or joining educational workshops at nature-focused venues.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Aviemore?

    Aviemore has popular hiking in Cairngorms National Park, cycling on woodland tracks, and visiting nearby heritage railways. Local distilleries and outdoor centers are frequently suggested for curious travelers.

  • How is the weather in Aviemore?

    Aviemore has cool to mild weather, with winter temperatures near 30–42°F (-1–5°C) and summer reaching around 49–66°F (10–19°C). Rain is common year-round, so waterproof layers are a good choice.

  • When is the best time to visit Aviemore?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for outdoor activities in Aviemore. Winter draws those keen on snow sports and festive seasonal events in the village.

  • What are the best places to visit in Aviemore?

    Explore Cairngorms National Park, visit local lochs, and stroll Aviemore’s village center for shops and dining. The region has scenic railways and nature reserves around the outskirts.

  • What are some hiking trails in Aviemore?

    Aviemore has trails through Rothiemurchus Forest, along Loch Morlich, and up Cairn Gorm for higher elevation views. Woodland paths and riverside walks are frequently suggested for all experience levels.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Aviemore?

    Families can explore wildlife parks, join outdoor adventure sessions, or visit nearby playful spots for mini golf and lake boating. Many also enjoy hands-on nature craft workshops in the area.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Aviemore?

    Day trips from Aviemore often include exploring nearby castles, visiting distilleries with guided tastings, or hiking in neighboring sections of Cairngorms National Park. Many also join wildlife spotting tours around the region.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Aviemore?

    Aviemore has pet-friendly stays in areas close to forest trails and riversides. Many accommodations welcome dogs, making it easy to access nature with your pet.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Aviemore?

    Layer your clothing for changing mountain weather and pack waterproof gear. Locals favor exploring quieter lochs and trails during early mornings, and some shops feature goods sourced from the Highlands.

  • What is Aviemore known for?

    Aviemore is known for outdoor adventure, including hiking, cycling, and snow sports in Cairngorms National Park. The village is also recognized for its Highland scenery and vibrant local culture.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Aviemore?

    Wander less-traveled paths in Rothiemurchus Forest or quiet lochs just outside the village. Local craft workshops and tucked-away cafes around Aviemore also provide distinctive experiences.

  • What are the best foods to try in Aviemore?

    Aviemore features traditional Scottish dishes like haggis, smoked salmon, and venison, along with locally baked treats and Highland cheeses. Many menus include produce and meats sourced from the surrounding countryside.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Aviemore?

    Pack layers for cool temperatures, waterproof jackets, and comfortable footwear for hiking or exploring village streets. Binoculars are useful for wildlife spotting, and a reusable water bottle can help you stay refreshed outdoors.

  • What is the nightlife in Aviemore like?

    Aviemore’s nightlife centers on cozy pubs, live music, and occasional ceilidhs celebrating Scottish folk traditions. Many venues host local beers, relaxed conversation, and cultural evenings.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Aviemore?

    Aviemore frequently hosts outdoor sports events, music festivals, and Highland gatherings during spring and summer. Winter sees festive celebrations and activities connected to snow sports in the area.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Aviemore?

    Aviemore has family-friendly vacation rentals near village amenities and outdoor recreation areas. Many places include features like fully equipped kitchens and space for children to play indoors or outside.

All about Aviemore

A popular basecamp for exploring the Scottish Highlands, the resort town of Aviemore draws hikers, skiers, wildlife watchers, and all kinds of wilderness adventurers. Its lucky position within the Cairngorms National Park means boundless nature surrounds you in every direction. Speckled with sparkling lochs and laced with walking trails, this natural park is the largest in Scotland and the entire United Kingdom. The park’s diverse landscapes — from boulder-strewn valleys to snowy slopes — make this a year-round destination. Chairlifts climb the nearby mountain of Cairn Gorm, popular for winter sports since the 1960s. It’s no wonder gear outfitters line the town’s high street.

What are the top things to do in Aviemore?

Glenmore Forest Park

In this popular forest reserve, magnificent Scots pines surround Loch Morlich, a freshwater lake with sandy beaches and a yacht club. In spring and summer, bird watchers and hikers enjoy the network of trails. Kayakers and boaters take to the waters of Loch Morlich. Come winter, hiking gives way to cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.

Loch an Eilein

It’s a scene that resembles a fantasy movie: The mysterious ruins of a Highland castle occupy the tiny island in the center of Loch an Eilein. Ringed with hiking paths, the pristine lake reflects the surrounding mountains. You’ll find Loch an Eilein in Rothiemurchus Forest, a part of the vast Cairngorms National Park.

Cairngorm Mountain

Cairngorm Mountain is one of Scotland’s prime spots for snow sports including skiing, snowboarding, and tubing, with the season typically kicking off in December. The slopes give you panoramic views of Cairngorms National Park, Loch Morlich, and the rolling Highlands. The ski resort, which opened here in the early 1960s, is about 12 miles from Aviemore.

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  • 4.8 Average rating

    Aviemore stays are highly rated by guests – averaging 4.8 out of 5!

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