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07 May 2025
The Best Ten Days Out for All the Family in the Cairngorms This Summer
Tags: Cairngorms, Cairngorms National Park, The Cairngorms, Scottish Highlands, Scotland, Scotland Holidays, outdoor adventure
New for 2025:
Meet the new female Snow leopard and wild cats at Highland Wildlife Park or enjoy the latest treetop adventure at Landmark Forest Park. Four-legged members of the family can also join in the fun, with a dog-friendly kayaking or paddleboarding session at Loch Insh Outdoor Centre.
If that doesn't appeal, how about a nostalgic trip on a steam train with Speyside Railway or just taking in the views from the Ptarmigan restaurant at Cairngorm Mountain?
Head to the UK's largest national park for an outdoor pony-packed camping experience or don a beesuit at Rowan Tree Country Hotel as part of their apiary tour.
Immerse yourself in the history of the Badenoch area with a visit to The Highland Folk Museum or hit the target with clay shooting at Alvie & Dalraddy estates. If you have a head for heights, how about a ZipLine Tour at Killiecrankie.
Whatever you are planning for your family this summer, make sure to come to the Cairngorms, where lots of new things are going on. For more family-friendly ideas in The Cairngorms National Park this summer, visit www.visitcairngorms.com
Whatever you are planning for your family this summer, make sure to come to the Cairngorms, where lots of new things are going on. For more family-friendly ideas in The Cairngorms National Park this summer, visit www.visitcairngorms.com
Family-themed press trip opporunities are also available for journlaists and their family (2 adults, up to 3 children) in May or early June on dates to suit (subject to availability) to find out what makes the UK's largest national park one of the country's top summer destinations for families and their four-legged friends. Staying in a choice of self-catering accommodation or a family-friendly hotel, your two-night trip will include a tailored itinerary of activities for the whole family to enjoy, including the Highland Wildlife Park, near Kingussie; Landmark Forest Adventure Park at Carrbridge; Strathspey Railway and Loch Insh Outdoor Centre.
1. Highland Wildlife Park, Kincraig, Kingussie
Newly on public display this summer at Highland Wildlife Park are Pari, the female snow leopard and two native felines, in their Wild Cat Wood.
Highland Wildlife Park is a gateway to the natural world where people can experience nature, learn about the challenges facing wildlife and how they are working to save animals from extinction. Scotland's Wildlife Discovery Centre is now open to explore, with three new buildings, featuring an interactive exhibition, a hilltop den where you can learn about the charity's conservation work and new classrooms to provide space for local communities to engage with the natural world.
The park is open every day of the year and is home to over 200 amazing and endangered animals, including European elk, bison, Scotland's only polar bears, snow leopards, and native Scottish species like red deer and Scottish wildcats. Their team of discovery rangers are on hand throughout the day to bring you fascinating animal facts, stories and behind-the-scenes insight to how Highland Wildlife Park cares for the animals you love.
Also new for summer 2025 is The Very Hungry Caterpillar ™ trail - Saturday 28 June – Sunday 31 August 2025. Step into the enchanting world of Eric Carle's beloved story, brought to life across the grounds of Highland Wildlife Park! This delightful family-friendly trail invites visitors of all ages to follow the journey of the iconic caterpillar as he munches his way through nature while discovering interactive activities and educational surprises along the way.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, you can prebook a very special Animal Magic Moment and have a once-in-a-lifetime experience with either a snow leopard, Amur tiger or polar bear. These cost from £110 to £135 and are only suitable for 16+ only.
More info and bookings and prices: Highland Wildlife Park, Kincraig, Kingussie PH21 1NL
www.highlandwildlifepark.org.uk
Email : wildlife@rzss.org.uk
Photos:
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2. Family Adventures awaits at Landmark Forest Adventure Park, Carrbridge
Experience this ancient forest 8 metres high up in the tree canopy as part of the Red Squirrel Trail - perfect for little adventurers (aged 3+) right through to grandparents.
Splash, laugh and cool down together on the Wild Water Coasters, packed with twists, turns, and plenty of soaking fun.
Climb, balance, and explore RopeworX, Skydive, Tarzan Trail, Wee Monkey Trail, and the towering Pinnacle climbing wall — a treat for active kids and grown-ups alike.
Roar back in time and meet 22 life-sized roaring dinosaurs in Dinosaur Kingdom, which is a must for dino fans of all ages.
Step into the enchanting Butterfly House, a biodome filled with breathtaking butterflies, exotic flowers, tropical birds, tortoises, insects, and fish — all set to the soothing sound of cascading water.
More info and bookings and prices: Landmark Forest Adventure Park, Carrbridge PH23 3AJ
www.landmarkpark.co.uk
Telephone : 01479 841613
Email : info@landmarkpark.co.uk
Photos:
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3. The Loch Insh Outdoor Centre, Kincraig, Kingussie
Even dogs can join in some of the fun at The Loch Insh Outdoor Centre, on a kayak and paddleboard session. Loch Insh Outdoor Centre sits in the foothills of the Cairngorm Mountains, at the lower end of Glen Feshie offering a wide range of multi-sport activities on the loch for the whole family. Take your pick from 1.5 hour canoeing, kayaking or sailing which cost from as little as £20, as well as the more family friendly pedalos which you can hire for £40 for up to 6 people. 1.5 hour paddleboard hire costs from £24.
Or for an extra special experience why not join a river trip from Kingussie to Loch Insh following the beaver trail with guided trips costing £60 per person (4 minimum)
There is no charge for dogs joining their owners on a kayak and paddleboard or yachting session but pet owners need to be responsible for ensuring their pet is safe on the water.
For the more adventurous the Jungle Float will be out on the water from 1st May at £15 per person for 1.5 hours.
If you don't fancy getting wet, there is a dry ski slope operating all year round for skiing, snowboarding and tubing and there are mountain bikes to hire, with a half-day bike hire costs £18 for children or adults £20, or Archery session is £22 per person (1hr).
Why not make a day of it and enjoy a meal or drink at our Boathouse Restaurant.
More info and bookings and prices: Loch Insh Outdoor Centre
These activities can be booked as individual sessions or as a full or half day package.
More info and bookings and prices: The Loch Insh Outdoor Centre, Kingussie PH21 1NU
https://lochinsh.com/
Telephone : 01540 651 272
Email : office@lochinsh.co.uk
Photos:
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4. Strathspey Railway, Aviemore
Take the whole family on a nostalgic train journey aboard a steam train with Strathspey Railway to savour the sights, sounds and smell of a bygone era. Journey through the stunning scenery between Aviemore - Boat of Garten - Broomhill. The return trip lasts around 1 hour and 40 minutes, departing from Aviemore and visiting Boat of Garten and Broomhill stations before returning to Aviemore. These trips are usually steam-hauled but are subject to change.
The Aviemore to Broomhill is timetabled to run and costs £24.50 with Senior ticket for over 60's costing £22.50, Child aged 5 - 15 years old cost £14.50 and under 5's go free. There is a family discount ticket for £55 (2+2).
Fancy an upgrade for an extra charge, they also offer, First-Class travel, and have an Observation carriage. You can even enjoy a Light Lunch experience or indulge in Afternoon 'Steam' Tea.
More info and bookings: Strathspey Railway, Aviemore Station Dalfaber Road Aviemore Inverness-shire PH22 1PY
www.strathspeyrailway.co.uk
Telephone : 01479 810725
Email : enquiries@strathspeyrailway.co.uk
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1. Highland Wildlife Park, Kincraig, Kingussie
Newly on public display this summer at Highland Wildlife Park are Pari, the female snow leopard and two native felines, in their Wild Cat Wood.
Highland Wildlife Park is a gateway to the natural world where people can experience nature, learn about the challenges facing wildlife and how they are working to save animals from extinction. Scotland's Wildlife Discovery Centre is now open to explore, with three new buildings, featuring an interactive exhibition, a hilltop den where you can learn about the charity's conservation work and new classrooms to provide space for local communities to engage with the natural world.
The park is open every day of the year and is home to over 200 amazing and endangered animals, including European elk, bison, Scotland's only polar bears, snow leopards, and native Scottish species like red deer and Scottish wildcats. Their team of discovery rangers are on hand throughout the day to bring you fascinating animal facts, stories and behind-the-scenes insight to how Highland Wildlife Park cares for the animals you love.
Also new for summer 2025 is The Very Hungry Caterpillar ™ trail - Saturday 28 June – Sunday 31 August 2025. Step into the enchanting world of Eric Carle's beloved story, brought to life across the grounds of Highland Wildlife Park! This delightful family-friendly trail invites visitors of all ages to follow the journey of the iconic caterpillar as he munches his way through nature while discovering interactive activities and educational surprises along the way.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, you can prebook a very special Animal Magic Moment and have a once-in-a-lifetime experience with either a snow leopard, Amur tiger or polar bear. These cost from £110 to £135 and are only suitable for 16+ only.
More info and bookings and prices: Highland Wildlife Park, Kincraig, Kingussie PH21 1NL
www.highlandwildlifepark.org.uk
Email : wildlife@rzss.org.uk
Photos:
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2. Family Adventures awaits at Landmark Forest Adventure Park, Carrbridge
Experience this ancient forest 8 metres high up in the tree canopy as part of the Red Squirrel Trail - perfect for little adventurers (aged 3+) right through to grandparents.
Splash, laugh and cool down together on the Wild Water Coasters, packed with twists, turns, and plenty of soaking fun.
Climb, balance, and explore RopeworX, Skydive, Tarzan Trail, Wee Monkey Trail, and the towering Pinnacle climbing wall — a treat for active kids and grown-ups alike.
Roar back in time and meet 22 life-sized roaring dinosaurs in Dinosaur Kingdom, which is a must for dino fans of all ages.
Step into the enchanting Butterfly House, a biodome filled with breathtaking butterflies, exotic flowers, tropical birds, tortoises, insects, and fish — all set to the soothing sound of cascading water.
More info and bookings and prices: Landmark Forest Adventure Park, Carrbridge PH23 3AJ
www.landmarkpark.co.uk
Telephone : 01479 841613
Email : info@landmarkpark.co.uk
Photos:
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3. The Loch Insh Outdoor Centre, Kincraig, Kingussie
Even dogs can join in some of the fun at The Loch Insh Outdoor Centre, on a kayak and paddleboard session. Loch Insh Outdoor Centre sits in the foothills of the Cairngorm Mountains, at the lower end of Glen Feshie offering a wide range of multi-sport activities on the loch for the whole family. Take your pick from 1.5 hour canoeing, kayaking or sailing which cost from as little as £20, as well as the more family friendly pedalos which you can hire for £40 for up to 6 people. 1.5 hour paddleboard hire costs from £24.
Or for an extra special experience why not join a river trip from Kingussie to Loch Insh following the beaver trail with guided trips costing £60 per person (4 minimum)
There is no charge for dogs joining their owners on a kayak and paddleboard or yachting session but pet owners need to be responsible for ensuring their pet is safe on the water.
For the more adventurous the Jungle Float will be out on the water from 1st May at £15 per person for 1.5 hours.
If you don't fancy getting wet, there is a dry ski slope operating all year round for skiing, snowboarding and tubing and there are mountain bikes to hire, with a half-day bike hire costs £18 for children or adults £20, or Archery session is £22 per person (1hr).
Why not make a day of it and enjoy a meal or drink at our Boathouse Restaurant.
More info and bookings and prices: Loch Insh Outdoor Centre
These activities can be booked as individual sessions or as a full or half day package.
More info and bookings and prices: The Loch Insh Outdoor Centre, Kingussie PH21 1NU
https://lochinsh.com/
Telephone : 01540 651 272
Email : office@lochinsh.co.uk
Photos:
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4. Strathspey Railway, Aviemore
Take the whole family on a nostalgic train journey aboard a steam train with Strathspey Railway to savour the sights, sounds and smell of a bygone era. Journey through the stunning scenery between Aviemore - Boat of Garten - Broomhill. The return trip lasts around 1 hour and 40 minutes, departing from Aviemore and visiting Boat of Garten and Broomhill stations before returning to Aviemore. These trips are usually steam-hauled but are subject to change.
The Aviemore to Broomhill is timetabled to run and costs £24.50 with Senior ticket for over 60's costing £22.50, Child aged 5 - 15 years old cost £14.50 and under 5's go free. There is a family discount ticket for £55 (2+2).
Fancy an upgrade for an extra charge, they also offer, First-Class travel, and have an Observation carriage. You can even enjoy a Light Lunch experience or indulge in Afternoon 'Steam' Tea.
More info and bookings: Strathspey Railway, Aviemore Station Dalfaber Road Aviemore Inverness-shire PH22 1PY
www.strathspeyrailway.co.uk
Telephone : 01479 810725
Email : enquiries@strathspeyrailway.co.uk
Photos:
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5. Cairngorm Mountain, Aviemore
Cairngorm Mountain is the perfect place for a day of family fun this summer with activities suitable for all ages. Enjoy breathtaking views from the Ptarmigan Restaurant and let the kids play with the interactive sandboxes in our Ptarmigan Learning Zone.
For the more adventurous, Mountain Bike Trails offer the perfect environment for progressing your downhill skills, and you can have peace of mind knowing our helpful Bike Patrol safety team will be on hand to assist with any issues. Scotland's only gravity fuelled Mountain Carting experience, suitable for ages 14+, will also be available and is a must-do for thrill seekers visiting the Cairngorms.
Their popular Tubing Slide sessions are ideal for the whole family, costing £15 per person. For the wee ones, the Adventure Play Park and Ball Runs provide hours of fun all for just £5 per child.
Bookings for the Mountain Railway are open from Monday 2 June right through to the end of October.
More info visit: www.cairngormmountain.co.uk Cairngorm Mountain Aviemore PH22 1RB
Telephone : 01479 861 261
Email : info@cairngormmountain.co.uk
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5. Cairngorm Mountain, Aviemore
Cairngorm Mountain is the perfect place for a day of family fun this summer with activities suitable for all ages. Enjoy breathtaking views from the Ptarmigan Restaurant and let the kids play with the interactive sandboxes in our Ptarmigan Learning Zone.
For the more adventurous, Mountain Bike Trails offer the perfect environment for progressing your downhill skills, and you can have peace of mind knowing our helpful Bike Patrol safety team will be on hand to assist with any issues. Scotland's only gravity fuelled Mountain Carting experience, suitable for ages 14+, will also be available and is a must-do for thrill seekers visiting the Cairngorms.
Their popular Tubing Slide sessions are ideal for the whole family, costing £15 per person. For the wee ones, the Adventure Play Park and Ball Runs provide hours of fun all for just £5 per child.
Bookings for the Mountain Railway are open from Monday 2 June right through to the end of October.
More info visit: www.cairngormmountain.co.uk Cairngorm Mountain Aviemore PH22 1RB
Telephone : 01479 861 261
Email : info@cairngormmountain.co.uk
Photos:
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6. A pony-powered glamping adventure in the Cairngorms, the UK's largest national park
Trot off to the Cairngorms National Park for a pony-powered glamping adventure this summer? This unique pony-packing and hot-tenting adventure is run by Scot Mountain Holidays in the heart of the Cairngorms, the UK's largest national park. This family run equine experience sees a maximum of 6 guests get outdoors in the fresh air on a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, accompanied by two pack ponies. Foxy, the Highland pony and Maggie, the hardy Fell pony, provide the luggage-carrying horsepower and transport the heated Nordic Tipi to the wild campsite. Guests follow the ponies on foot and only need to carry little more than a day pack each.
The self-contained camp out lasts three days, and along the way, expect to pass through spectacular Caledonian pine woods on Rothiemurchus Estate and explore beautiful Lochan Eilean. Walking at pony speed allows you to fully immerse yourself in the nature, history, flora and fauna that abound within the Cairngorms National Park.
Saturday, June 14, 2025
Tuesday, July 15, 2025
Sunday, August 10, 2025
Sunday, August 24, 2025
Each pony powered glamping experience lasts four days and costs: £835.00 for adults, £640.00 for a child under 12 years.
More info and bookings : Scot Mountain Holiday, Fraoch Lodge, Deshar Rd, Boat of Garten
https://scotmountainholidays.com/family-adventure-holidays/
Telephone : 01479 831331
Email : andrew.bateman.smh@outlook.com
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6. A pony-powered glamping adventure in the Cairngorms, the UK's largest national park
Trot off to the Cairngorms National Park for a pony-powered glamping adventure this summer? This unique pony-packing and hot-tenting adventure is run by Scot Mountain Holidays in the heart of the Cairngorms, the UK's largest national park. This family run equine experience sees a maximum of 6 guests get outdoors in the fresh air on a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, accompanied by two pack ponies. Foxy, the Highland pony and Maggie, the hardy Fell pony, provide the luggage-carrying horsepower and transport the heated Nordic Tipi to the wild campsite. Guests follow the ponies on foot and only need to carry little more than a day pack each.
The self-contained camp out lasts three days, and along the way, expect to pass through spectacular Caledonian pine woods on Rothiemurchus Estate and explore beautiful Lochan Eilean. Walking at pony speed allows you to fully immerse yourself in the nature, history, flora and fauna that abound within the Cairngorms National Park.
Saturday, June 14, 2025
Tuesday, July 15, 2025
Sunday, August 10, 2025
Sunday, August 24, 2025
Each pony powered glamping experience lasts four days and costs: £835.00 for adults, £640.00 for a child under 12 years.
More info and bookings : Scot Mountain Holiday, Fraoch Lodge, Deshar Rd, Boat of Garten
https://scotmountainholidays.com/family-adventure-holidays/
Telephone : 01479 831331
Email : andrew.bateman.smh@outlook.com
Photos:
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Please credit Andrew Weild or Tom Bailey/Trail
Please credit Andrew Weild or Tom Bailey/Trail
7. A beekeeping taster session at Rowan Tree Country Hotel & Restaurant near Loch Alvie
Did you know that the Rowan Tree Country Hotel has its own apiary? It is managed by Tamasina, who is a qualified beekeeper and offers tours to people interested in the secret life of bees.
She will give you an overview of how the bee colony operates, and the hive will be opened carefully to show the bee family and how industrious they are. Did you know that in an average hive there are 60,000 bees? It takes 12 worker bees their entire lifetime to make one teaspoon of honey, and the bees only live for about 6 weeks in the summer.
Beesuits and gloves will be provided, but you will need to wear your own stout footwear. Wellies or hiking boots will work.
£50 per person, up to two people per tour. Responsible children aged 10+ can also participate.
It can be booked by hotel guests or non-residents. Subject to appropriate weather and conditions.
Rowan Tree Country Hotel & Restaurant, Loch Alvie, Aviemore
More info and bookings and prices :
Hotel guests can book online www.rowantreehotel.com when booking a room, but non-residents need to call or email to book
Telephone : 01479 810207
Email : enquiries@rowantreehotel.com
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8. Clay shooting experience or Farm tours at Alvie & Dalraddy Estates, near Kingussie
Looking for a unique way to experience the Cairngorms this summer? Head to Alvie & Dalraddy Estates near Aviemore for a selection of activities.
The clay pigeon shooting ground has targets to suit all levels of ability. A fun activity for anyone over the age of 12. Experienced instructors will help to ensure you hit as many clays as possible! £54 for 25 shots- ideal as a taster for complete beginners £78 for 50 shots
£115 for 100 shots.
Booking essential, contact Alvie Estate Office on 01540 651 255 or email info@alvie-estate.co.uk
Also available are guided farm tours that offer a fascinating glimpse into traditional Highland farming life.
Led by a member of the Balchurn Home Farm team, the tour takes visitors by 4x4 across the 13,500-acre estate to meet Shorthorn and Simmental cattle, Blackface, Scotch Mule, and Cheviot sheep – many born and raised right on the farm. Summer is the perfect time to spot calves and lambs thriving in the fields.
Depending on the day, guests may see hay & silage making or even enjoy a mini sheepdog demonstration. It's a great way to connect with the land, the animals, and the heritage of the Highlands.
Book your visit at: www.highlandsselfcatering.co.uk/activities-at-alvie
More info and bookings: Alvie & Dalraddy Estate Kincraig, Kingussie PH21 1NE
https://www.highlandsselfcatering.co.uk/activities-at-alvie/
Booking : https://www.g2outdoor.co.uk/
Telephone : 01540 651784
Email : info@g2outdoor.co.uk
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8. Clay shooting experience or Farm tours at Alvie & Dalraddy Estates, near Kingussie
Looking for a unique way to experience the Cairngorms this summer? Head to Alvie & Dalraddy Estates near Aviemore for a selection of activities.
The clay pigeon shooting ground has targets to suit all levels of ability. A fun activity for anyone over the age of 12. Experienced instructors will help to ensure you hit as many clays as possible! £54 for 25 shots- ideal as a taster for complete beginners £78 for 50 shots
£115 for 100 shots.
Booking essential, contact Alvie Estate Office on 01540 651 255 or email info@alvie-estate.co.uk
Also available are guided farm tours that offer a fascinating glimpse into traditional Highland farming life.
Led by a member of the Balchurn Home Farm team, the tour takes visitors by 4x4 across the 13,500-acre estate to meet Shorthorn and Simmental cattle, Blackface, Scotch Mule, and Cheviot sheep – many born and raised right on the farm. Summer is the perfect time to spot calves and lambs thriving in the fields.
Depending on the day, guests may see hay & silage making or even enjoy a mini sheepdog demonstration. It's a great way to connect with the land, the animals, and the heritage of the Highlands.
Book your visit at: www.highlandsselfcatering.co.uk/activities-at-alvie
More info and bookings: Alvie & Dalraddy Estate Kincraig, Kingussie PH21 1NE
https://www.highlandsselfcatering.co.uk/activities-at-alvie/
Booking : https://www.g2outdoor.co.uk/
Telephone : 01540 651784
Email : info@g2outdoor.co.uk
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9. Highland Folk Museum, Newtonmore
Highland Folk Museum is a place where you can step back in time and experience life in the Highlands from 1700s to the 1950s. They have over 35 historical buildings onsite for you to explore and discover how people in the Highlands lived, worked, went to school, and enjoyed their leisure time. The museum is open daily until 26 Oct (Opening times are available on their website). New building for this season is McLean's the grocer's
There is no entrance charge, but donations are welcome (parking charges apply)
More info on events, bookings and prices: Highland Folk Museum, Aultlarie Croft, Kingussie Rd, Newtonmore PH20 1AY
https://www.highlifehighland.com/highlandfolkmuseum/
Telephone : 01349 781650
Email : highland.folk@highlifehighland.com
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10. And finally, Killiecrankie Zip Park, Killiecrankie, Pitlochry PH16 5LG
Killiecrankie Zip Park Ltd is an adventure zip park set in the Valley of Killiecrankie.
The zip park was set up to offer an alternative adventure in the Perthshire area for thrill seeking families, couples, solo adventures and groups.
The course links a series of 9 zip lines with two crossing over the River Garry.
The Killiecrankie Zip Park or Killie Zip is a new and exciting adventure of zipping through the trees and across the River Garry in the stunning valley of Killiecrankie. Right in view of our bungee jump platform and giant swing.
Zip from tree to tree through the stunning valley of Killiecrankie and across the mighty River Garry at heights of up to 30m.
Great fun for couples, families or anyone with a sense of adventure.
https://www.bungeejumpscotland.co.uk/outdoor-activities/killie-zip/
More info on events, bookings and prices: Killiecrankie, Perthshire, PH16 5LG
Telephone : 0345 366 5844
Email : jump@bungeejumpscotland.co.uk
Photos: available on request
10. And finally, Killiecrankie Zip Park, Killiecrankie, Pitlochry PH16 5LG
Killiecrankie Zip Park Ltd is an adventure zip park set in the Valley of Killiecrankie.
The zip park was set up to offer an alternative adventure in the Perthshire area for thrill seeking families, couples, solo adventures and groups.
The course links a series of 9 zip lines with two crossing over the River Garry.
The Killiecrankie Zip Park or Killie Zip is a new and exciting adventure of zipping through the trees and across the River Garry in the stunning valley of Killiecrankie. Right in view of our bungee jump platform and giant swing.
Zip from tree to tree through the stunning valley of Killiecrankie and across the mighty River Garry at heights of up to 30m.
Great fun for couples, families or anyone with a sense of adventure.
https://www.bungeejumpscotland.co.uk/outdoor-activities/killie-zip/
More info on events, bookings and prices: Killiecrankie, Perthshire, PH16 5LG
Telephone : 0345 366 5844
Email : jump@bungeejumpscotland.co.uk
Photos: available on request
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