Grantown on spey

Cairngorm National Park

Grantown is one of the first Scottish planned towns, dating from 1765. It has a charming  High Street and tree-lined square with a good selection of independent shops and cafes. It lies in the heart of the Cairngorm National Park . 

Grantown on Spey, click here  to watch a video of our lovely town. 

Getting Here

Grantown-on-Spey is 30 miles south of Inverness, approx 10 miles off the A9, and is well signposted.

You can travel over the Snowroad from Ballater, Braemar, and Balmoral, bringing you into Grantown on Spey. 

We are 15mins by car to Aviemore

We have an EV charger available for guests to charge their car overnight. 

Cycle - 

The National Cycle Route 7 takes just over an hour 

Walking

The Speyside Way is a beautiful walk through the peaceful Cairngorm National Park. This walk is great for nature  Whisky lovers,  it is possible to visit distilleries along the way, including Ballindalloch, The Cairn, and Glenfarclas.   The walk passes through Grantown, a welcome stop for an overnight stay and some great food. Brooklynn welcomes walkers. 

Train - 

The nearest train station is Aviemore, you can travel by train direct from London and other major  UK  cities, and if travelling from europe the Eurostar connects at London St Pancras.  

Trainline has offers with SplitSave, which can be much cheaper than buying a single ticket if you're travelling on a long journey.

The overnight train service Caledonian sleeper is an ideal way to travel, from London to Inverness every night,  travelling overnight through the country, stopping at Edinburgh.

 Otherwise, Scotrail has a good,  reliable service. 

There is a Stagecoach  bus service running between Aviemore and Grantown. This scenic local bus route travels through the local villages. 

From Nordic countries, flights are available to Scotland. 

"TUI Norway" https://www.tui.no

"TUI Sweden" https://www.tui.se

"TUI Denmark" https://www.tui.dk