Tomintoul is the highest village in the Highlands of Scotland • Self Catering Accommodation for 2 people • Cairngorm National Park
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Tomintoul holiday home
 
 
 


Estacarny Holiday Accommodation Tomintoul
Activities in the Tomintoul area.
At a height of around 350m (1165 feet), Tomintoul is the highest village in the highlands, located in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park. It lies between two rivers, River Avon (pronounced A'an) to the west and River Conglass to the east. Tomintoul has a poulation of around 280. Historically Tomintoul village has always been a resting place for travellers. The village has a good range of amenities and there is lots to see and do in the area.


Skiing


The Lecht 2090 Ski Centre is only six miles south of Tomintoul and is set 2090 feet above sea level in the Eastern Cairngorms. In the winter months there is skiing and snowboarding. In the summer you can try Deval Karts, Tubing, Quad Bikes and Chairlift Rides.

www.lecht.co.uk

There is also cross country skiing on waymarked forest trails.
 
Skiing Tomintoul - Cairngorms


Horse Riding, Clay Pigeon Shooting & Fishing

Trekking, hacking, trail riding and instruction is available in the village.

There is clay pigeon shooting nearby at Dell Farm.

Fishing permits for the River Avon are available from the Post Office at Tomintoul. Salmon, Trout and Sea Trout from April onwards.

www.dellglenlivet.btinternet.co.uk
www.speycaster.net

 
Fishing Tomintoul - Cairngorms


Sightseeing and Local Heritage

Malt Whisky Trail - Visit the whisky distilleries and see whisky being made in the age old manner.
Scotlands Castle Trail - Ballindalloch, Drumin and Corgarff castles are nearby.

Also nearby you will find: Battle sites, museums, gardens, ruins, standing stones, earth houses and churches. We are situated on the Highland Tourist Route from Aberdeen through Upper Donside on to the Lecht and Tomintoul.

www.visittomintoul.co.uk
 
Castle near Tomintoul - Cairngorms


Natural Sights

The Tomintoul area is a beautiful, peaceful place to stay with unspoilt rolling countryside, pine forests, lochs, rivers, spectacular mountains, unique flora and fauna. You may spot a Deer, Highland Cattle grazing in the fields, Red Squirrel or even a Capercaille. The stars are spectacular on a clear night and if you stay in December you may even witness the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights).

www.glenlivet-wildlife.co.uk
www.cairngorms.co.uk
 
Aurora Borealis Tomintoul - Cairngorms


Walking & Cycling

Tomintoul lies to the South of the Glenlivet Estate, which has over 90 square miles of landscape with a network of over 100 miles of waymarked paths, cycle trails, local walks and long distance paths. If you want to be more ambitious there are the Cairngorm Mountains, Cromdale Hills, Ladder Hills and the Speyside Long Distance Path which is 84 miles long and leads into Tomintoul.

www.glenlivetestate.co.uk
www.speysideway.org
 
Mountain Biking Tomintoul - Cairngorms


Arts and Crafts

If you fancy a go at being creative you can try tuition in stained glass design and construction at A'anside Studios in Tomintoul. There is also ceramic tile painting, batik making and water colour painting at Tomintoul Art Gallery.

www.tomintoulgallery.co.uk
www.aanside.co.uk
 
Arts and crafts Tomintoul - Cairngorms


If you would like to stay at Estacarny please contact Nick & Julie Mellor.

Tel: 01807 580759 or email:
enquiries@tomintoul-selfcatering.com

We look forward to welcoming you!
 

 
 

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