Best Attractions near Rothiemurchus

Explore life-sized dinosaurs and thrilling adventures in the heart of Scotland’s Cairngorms at Landmark Forest Adventure Park.

A family-friendly adventure park blending thrilling attractions and natural beauty in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park.

Explore Scotland’s wild heart at Highland Wildlife Park, where rare animals roam free in breathtaking Highland landscapes.

Historic 1717 stone arch bridge in Carrbridge, known as the 'Coffin Bridge,' spanning the River Dulnain with enduring Highland heritage.

A family-run garden centre and cultural hub showcasing Scottish crafts, cuisine, and hardy Highland plants in the heart of Speyside.

Discover Castle Roy, a 12th-century Highland fortress preserved for history, culture, and community events amid stunning Scottish landscapes.

Explore the evocative ruins of Ruthven Barracks, a commanding 18th-century Highland fortress steeped in Jacobite history and scenic beauty.

A scenic 9-hole par-3 course turned multi-activity golf hub beside the River Spey, perfect for a relaxed round or a fun family day out in the Cairngorms.

Step back in time at Britain’s first open-air museum, where Highland history and heritage come alive across an 80-acre living landscape.

Explore the UK’s largest national park, where rugged mountains, ancient forests, and rich Highland heritage create an unforgettable wilderness adventure.

The historic and vibrant heart of Grantown-on-Spey, where 18th-century planning meets Highland charm and community spirit.

Discover traditional Highland whisky craft and heritage at Tomatin Distillery, where history, scenic beauty, and award-winning malts await.

Historic 18th-century stone bridge soaring over the River Findhorn gorge, offering scenic Highland views and a tranquil picnic spot near Nairn.

A serene Highland loch renowned for rare Slavonian Grebes, peaceful trails, and rich wildlife in a protected natural setting.

Explore Scotland’s Highland Games heritage and royal connections at the stunning Braemar Highland Games Centre in the Duke of Rothesay Pavilion.

Discover Braemar Castle, a historic 17th-century Highland fortress lovingly preserved by its community amidst the stunning Cairngorms landscape.

Discover authentic Scottish gifts and local crafts in the heart of Braemar’s scenic Royal Deeside at McLean Of Braemar.

Discover handmade Scottish chocolates crafted with passion in the heart of Braemar village, Cairngorms National Park.

Explore the evocative ruins of Drumin Castle, a 15th-century tower house tied to Scotland’s fierce Wolf of Badenoch, set amid stunning Highland landscapes.

Explore the evocative ruins of Blairfindy Castle, a 16th-century Highland tower house steeped in history and surrounded by stunning Glenlivet landscapes.

Discover Ardclach Bell Tower, a rare 17th-century fortified watchtower and belfry perched above the Scottish Highlands’ tranquil parish church.

A remote 16th-century fortress in the Cairngorms, Corgarff Castle reveals Scotland’s fierce clan battles, Jacobite struggles, and whisky smuggling tales.

Explore Cragganmore Distillery, where Speyside’s whisky heritage meets unique craftsmanship in a stunning valley setting.

Explore Clava Cairns, a mystical 4,000-year-old Bronze Age burial site near Inverness, famed for its ancient stone circles and celestial alignments.

Discover stunning Highland panoramas and tranquil natural beauty at Milton of Leys viewpoint just outside Inverness.

Explore the haunting moor where the 1746 Battle of Culloden ended the Jacobite Rising, with immersive exhibits and historic memorials.

Explore the haunting moor where Scotland’s last pitched battle unfolded, with immersive exhibits and poignant memorials.

Explore the captivating history and stunning views at Cumberland Stone, a must-visit historical landmark in Inverness, Scotland.

Explore centuries of Highland heritage, stunning gardens, and tranquil riverside walks at Ballindalloch Castle, the Pearl of the North.

Thrilling white water rafting, high ropes, and peaceful glamping in the heart of the Scottish Highlands’ stunning wilderness.

A serene three-acre garden near Inverness showcasing year-round blooms, scenic views, and unique garden features.

Meet and trek with friendly alpacas on the scenic shores of Loch Ness for a unique Highland adventure.

Discover stunning views, tranquil walks, and a touch of Loch Ness mystery at Dores Beach near Inverness.

Explore Balmoral Castle, the Scottish Highland home of the British Royal Family, where royal heritage meets breathtaking natural beauty.

A vibrant soft play centre and bistro in Inverness offering safe family fun, homemade food, and a welcoming atmosphere for all ages.

Explore the enchanting 14th-century Cawdor Castle and its stunning gardens, where history, legend, and Highland beauty unite.

Discover the peaceful charm of Lochardil Woods, Inverness’s beloved urban woodland perfect for nature walks, wildlife, and dog-friendly adventures.

A modern health and wellness sanctuary in Inverness offering gym, spa treatments, heated pool, and a stylish café bar for complete relaxation.

Discover the legendary gorge where the River Findhorn narrows into a breathtaking leap of nature and history near Forres.

Discover the stunning Crathie Suspension Bridge, a picturesque landmark over the River Dee, perfect for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts.

Experience breathtaking views of the legendary Loch Ness from a serene Highland viewpoint where nature and mystery converge.

A spacious and accessible retail park offering diverse shops, dining, and entertainment just east of Inverness city centre.

Discover the striking steel statue of the legendary Loch Ness Monster, set against the breathtaking Highland landscape near Inverness.

Discover the quirky Concrete Hippos sculptures along Inverness’s Great Glen Way, blending playful art with stunning Highland scenery.

Discover authentic Scottish crafts, fashion, and whisky in a charming village setting just south of Inverness.

Discover the Circle of Wise, an ancient stone circle blending history and community spirit along Inverness’s scenic Great Glen Way.

Discover Inverness’s charming miniature railway in Whin Park, where scenic rides support Highland Hospice and delight visitors of all ages.

Victorian-bridged islands of ancient woodland, where Inverness melts into pristine nature.

Discover the tranquil pebble shores and breathtaking vistas of Lochend Beach, a serene Highland escape at the edge of legendary Loch Ness.