Scotland, Mountains Resorts

The magnificent diversity of Scotland’s mountain landscapes is equally matched by the breathtaking scenery and rich wildlife. From the gentle rolling hills of the Lowlands and Central Belt to the majestic beauty of Scotland’s mountains in the Cairngorms and Highlands, there are trails, routes, hill climbs and mountain adventures to suit walkers of all levels.

Scotland’s smaller mountains, the Grahams, offer an excellent way to explore the outdoors. The Corbetts offer stunning views and can be very challenging to climb, often rivalling the Munros. Scotland’s iconic Munros offer many rewarding walks and opportunities to explore some of the most beautiful habitats in Europe.

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Melfort Village

Oban, United Kingdom (Great Britain)

Melfort Village is on Scotland's west coast, close to the shores of beautiful Loch Melfort. The 19th-century stone cottages of the old village blend charmingly with the surrounding tranquil countryside. Guests can enjoy swimming, horseback riding, tennis, boat trips and fishing. Boat trips are available nearby. The area is ideal for sight-seeing, where every turn in the roadprovides a breathtaking view.

Moness Country Club

Aberfeldy, Perthshire, United Kingdom (Great Britain)

Moness Country Club is situated in a 35-acre wooded estate, half a mile from the town of Aberfeldy. The leisure complex contains the resort reception, bar, and restaurant. The leisure facilities include an indoor pool, squash court, steam room, solarium and snooker room. A children's club operates during school holidays. Enjoy live entertainment during the high season. Discounts are offered for the local golf club and other outdoor activities. This is a family resort - ideal as a touring base, and well-suited to the golfer and outdoor enthusiast. There is also a small hotel on the estate, overlooking the putting ...

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Loch Rannoch, United Kingdom (Great Britain)

Loch Rannoch is hidden away amid 250 acres of breathtaking Perthshire countryside. You can marvel at the rugged mountains, lochs, winding rivers, and thick woodlands as you visit local distilleries, castles, craft centers, and famous historical sites. For the more adventurous there is abseiling, white-water rafting, canoeing, fishing, and hill walking in the area.

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Carrbridge , United Kingdom (Great Britain)

The accommodation at Lochanhully is in Scandinavian-style pine chalets, which have an attractive conservatory. The resort has a wealth of outdoor facilities including tennis courts, archery, an adventure play area, trim trail, and fly fishing for trout (in season). The Lochanhully leisure club has an indoor pool, which is complemented by a sauna, steam room, and sunbed facilities, plus a pool table and games room.

Scandinavian Village

Aviemore, Inverness-shire, United Kingdom (Great Britain)

Scandinavian Village is located in Aviemore a town in the heart of the spectacular Scottish Highlands the resort forms a perfect touring base. The Town centre, is a few minutes' walk from the resort. In winter you can ski the Cairngorms and in summer, you can enjoy golf, fishing, walking etc. Accommodation retains much of the original Scandinavian style All guest have free use of the Highland Leisure Arena. web www.scandinavian-village.co.uk

The Kenmore Club

Perth and Kinross, United Kingdom (Great Britain)

Set in the historic gardens of Taymouth Castle, on the shores of Loch Tay, these detached houses have been designed to blend with the 18th century architecture of Kenmore Village but contain every modern convenience. The Club has a small Pavilion with indoor pool, at the water's edge. In the area you can enjoy salmon fishing, golf, sailing and innumerable watersports and wonderful walks amongst the awe-inspiring Scottish Highlands.

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