• Highland Folk Museum - Travel back in time, Outlander (donations accepted at the entrance)
• Loch Morlich - Enjoy beach and forest walks
• Ruthven Barracks - Immerse in history and culture
• Castle Roy Trust - Discover a 12th-century fortress in a breathtaking setting, complete with a friendly Highland cow and sheep on site
• Cairngorm Herd - Observe the reindeer in the paddocks or roaming the hills
• Cairngorm Mountain - Capture stunning views and photos. Opt for a hike up the mountain or take the funicular railway to the summit of Cairngorm Mountain for spectacular pictures
• Tomatin Distillery Visitor Centre - Enjoy a complimentary taste of Tomatin. If interested in a tour, please inform us. Charges apply

• Bottled water

• Lunch
• Tea and coffee

Discover the stunning Cairngorm National Park! Delve into the rich history, culture, and folklore of this enchanting region.

Begin the journey with a visit to the Highland Folk Museum, the backdrop for the Mackenzie village scenes in Outlander. Then, explore Ruthven Barracks, constructed in the early 1700s, where Jacobites regrouped after the Battle of Culloden.

Next, visit Loch an Eilein, where the water mirrors the majestic pines and offers views of the ruined island castle.

Proceed to the Cairngorm Mountain car park to admire the panoramic valley views, with options for a short walk or a relaxing coffee break.

Pause at Loch Morlich beach as the descent continues towards the village of Aviemore, allowing time for a whisky tasting at The Snug, gin tasting at Kinrara, or a visit to the Cairngorm Brewery.

Conclude the day with a captivating sheepdog demonstration.

Embrace the natural splendor of the Cairngorm National Park, with insights into its history and folklore shared by a local resident.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.