The beautiful Loch Ericht provides the backdrop to this property, sweeping west towards magnificent Ben Alder, with numerous wonderful walks through the surrounding hills and around the loch, plus the opportunity to indulge in traditional sports that this part of Scottish is famous for, like fishing.
Enjoy a fully guided distillery tour of the local Dalwhinnie distillery, 6 miles away, nestled within the Cairngorms National Park, followed by a whisky masterclass of six Dalwhinnie single malts, a unique experience that’ll truly immerse you into your rugged Highlands surroundings.
Tucked away in the upper reaches of the Spey Valley within the Cairngorms National Park, the wonderful village of Newtonmore (18 miles) boasts a supermarket, cafes and restaurants, popular with anglers. There is a wonderful range of cycling and walking trails around the village that you’ll never tire of exploring although, if your legs do tire, these trails are also perfect for pony-trekking.
Taking in the banks of the River Spey as well as open heather moorland, wooded glens and bubbling streams, walk the waymarked Wildcat Trail from Newtonmore through the spectacular countryside or discover the quaint and unique Pattack Falls, 18 miles away, amongst the attractive pine forest where the River Pattack exits a short gorge near Kinlock Laggan (17 miles).