Cairngorms National Park

National park · Aberdeenshire

Cairngorms National Park

National park · Aberdeenshire

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United Kingdom

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This Is the Most Affordable Destination to See the Northern Lights

"Cairngorms National Park in Scotland is noted as the second most cost-effective location for observing the Northern Lights, with hotel rates beginning at $71 per night." - Travel + Leisure Editors

https://www.travelandleisure.com/isle-of-harris-scotland-united-kingdom-most-affordable-nothern-lights-destination-analysis-8723266
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Discovering the Importance of Multigenerational Travel During a Visit to Scotland

"Our next stop, the Cairngorms National Park, in the forested heart of Scotland, about three hours' drive from Edinburgh, isn't as well-known to foreigners as the western coast or the Highlands."

https://www.cntraveler.com/story/discovering-the-importance-of-multigenerational-travel-during-a-visit-to-scotland
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The Great Return to Europe

"Walking in the Footsteps of Scotland's Revolutionary Mountain Women - On a trek across the Scottish Highlands' Cairngorms National Park, one writer encounters awe-inspiring nature while unearthing unsung history."

https://www.cntraveler.com/story/return-to-europe
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Gary Smith

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Wonderful place to visit with or without kids. You can have a whole day out and see animals you may never see again.

Laura Williams

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Beautiful views. Fun funicular. Looks like it would be great for skiing. Nice restaurant and bar area ro fill up and warm up winter or cool down and fill up min summer.

Nancy Woods

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Bus from Aviemore station runs hourly. It’s well worth a visit because of the natural environment. Recommended for hiking, picnicking, walking. Camping is also great. Depends on how much time you have. It’s basically a touristy spot. I went there end of March. Not much snow but I don’t ski. It’s a good place for highland photography especially birds and wild life. Carry a long range lens. It’s a popular destination because it’s not like a normal high street it’s a good get a way for peace and quiet for a change in different surroundings.

Yingying Du

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Really nice route for ppl new to mountains like me. There are buses to the base almost every hour. Very good scenery. PLZ WEAR SUNSCREEN IF IT IS A SUNNY DAY. And CHECK THE WEATHER FORECAST because it can get very windy sometimes

Mantvydas Ū.

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Very beautiful and very big park to explore (one of the biggest parks in whole UK) it have many: mountains, walking trails etc. Many beautiful nature all around you from: creeks, valleys, forestry, small lakes etc. If you are true outdoor, or hiking enthusiasts you will love it. My mission in there, was to climb on the 2nd highest mountain in UK (Ben Macdui 1,309m) and Cairn Gorm 1,245m. And the 3rd and last mountain was Meall a' Bhuachaille 810 meters. Ben Macdui was the most challenging... from car park to walk, hike, climb and reach Ben Macdui summit we needed about 9 hours in total back and forth... was challenging, plus a lot of snow, in some places even rain as well... and slippery on snowy places... so yeah quite a serious physical challenge. My verdict - 10/10 a serious, and amazing park! For outdoors enthusiasts...

Ry

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I went for a10 days hike camp and explore best place in uk in my opinion. only other place Ive camped was Dartmoor and that was 1 night and that went left got swarmed by midges.besides that I came here to cairngorms and stayed for 10 days if your gonna go definitely go to green loch ryovan bothy worthworth seeing and on the same route you will see it no matter what because its on the path.and then go loch morlich and ben macdui atleast.

Patricia Merchand

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Blair Castle and all it's finishing is breath taking. To see how the very rich lived every day was interesting. One whole room was just cabinets of dinner china. Beautiful

Debbie Evans

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Stayed in the Motorhome parking area £15 a night, grey waste & black waste disposal and fresh drinking water. Only units with onboard toilet facilities allowed as no toilet on site.