Whether you walk, climb, cycle, paddle, ski or take the funicular railway, you really should see the world from the summit of Cairngorm.
This is the largest expanse of high level mountain wilderness in Britain, and is only slightly lower than the over rated Ben Nevis.
This is an internationally important habitat for many rare, Arctic species, plants and animals clinging to the windswept summit plateaux, this is serious mountaineering and serious fun. Spot Ptarmigan and Golden eagles, Arctic Hare and climbers!
Lower down you have much also to explore, including rare Scots Pine Woods - home to Capercaillie, Red Squirrel and Deer.
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Address: Cairngorms National Park
Directions: Access from either Aviemore Area (west) or from Braemar (south).
Website: www.glenmorelodge.org.uk
Other Contact: www.multimap.co.uk