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Insh

Insh a site once sacred to the Druids and an area of Christian worship since the 6th century when Celtic missionaries arrived here...
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Laggan

Laggan is a working Highland Village with a reputation for adventurous rural initiatives...
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Kingussie

Kingussie lies twelve miles south of Aviemore and is the capital of the historic district of Badenoch...
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Fort William

The town's attractions include the West Highland Museum with a large number of Jacobite relics including a secret portrait of Bonnie Prince Charlie...
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Kincraig

The main attractions around Kincraig are the Highland Wildlife Park, Loch Insh Watersports and the RSPB Nature Reserve...
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Raasay

The Isle of Raasay is roughly 13 miles long by 3.5 miles at its widest. Local work includes crofting and fish-farming...
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Spean Bridge

At the juncture of two great Highland valley systems, the Great Glen (or Glen Mor) and the Spean Glen...
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Newtonmore Travel Guide

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Temporary photograph of a Scottish Thistle till we obtain a picture of Newtonmore Located in the heart of Cairngorms National Park, the town of Newtonmore is the ideal location to choose for touring this part of the Scottish Highlands. Here you will find the most spectacular scenery, especially in autumn when the trees start to change colours. Take the Wildcat Trail around the town and on this 10 km walk you will get to see the nature of Newtonmore in all its beauty. You will get a chance to get a close look at the wildlife and plant life of the area. The stunning views of the Cairngorms and the Monadhliath Mountains will stay in your memories long after you return home.

Visit the Highland Folk Museum and learn about the lives of the early people. Whole buildings have been restored to make this a living history museum where you will see staff in period costume carrying out the activities that were common 400 years ago. The Clan MacPherson Museum contains many artefacts belonging to the clan and the orator of the museum is a wealth of information. This museum is open from April to October and although there is no admission charge, all donations are gratefully accepted.

See a spectacular indoor display of light and water when you visit Waltzing Waters. Here you will be dazzled by thousands of synchronized patterns moving through water. It is the first of its kind in all of Europe. Browse the displays of artwork at the Newtonmore Gallery with its original works by several local famous artists.

Enjoy a day on the golf course at the Newtonmore Golf Club or bowling either indoors or out, depending on the season. You can also play the ancient game of Shinty here in Newtonmore or a game of tennis on the courts.

There is an extensive range of accommodation to choose from as well as a wide range of restaurants for your meals. If you enjoy shopping while on vacation, then Newtonmore has more than enough shops to keep you fully occupied. Buy some of the original crafts of the area and taste some of the traditional candy sold in jars. Drop by the bakery for some of the mouth-watering delights and much on them as you stroll through the town.

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