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Cairngorm Reindeer Centre

 
Start date
6 February 2012
End date
5 February 2013
Hours
10am-5pm; hill visits (weather permitting) 11am + May, Jun, Sep & Oct 2.30pm + Jul & Aug 3.30pm
Cost
Hill visits: £10; concessions £7.50; children £5; under 6s free; Paddock visits: £3.50; concessions £3; 6-16 yrs £2.50; under 6s free
Address
Cairngorm Reindeer Centre Aviemore Glenmore Aviemore PH22 1QU, Scotland
Telephone
+44 (0) 1479 861 228
Email
info@cairngormreindeer.co.uk
Directions
By Car: off the A9 on the way to the Cairngorm chairlift, six miles from Aviemore on the B970.
By Air: daily service to Aviemore from Luton airport.
By Train: to Aviemore, then take the Glenmore bus service to the centre.
On Foot: through Glenmore Forest Park past Loch Morlich.
A reindeer at the Cairngorm Reindeer Centre, Aviemore

Other Events

 
  • Atholl Highlanders' Parade & Highland Games

    26 May

    The Atholl Gathering marks one of the season's first Highland Games. The festival starts with the annual Parade of the Atholl Highlanders - Britain's only legitimate private army. Highlights include highland dancing, piping, races, competitive feats of strength and tossing the caber.

  • Dundee Blues Bonanza

    06 Jul

    The "all day, all free, all blues" Dundee Blues Bonanza offers boasts more than 60 different acts at venues throughout the city. The festival has, since 1995, grown so much for Dundee to become known as the Blues Capital of Scotland.

  • Pitlochry Theatre Season

    18 May

    The Pitlochry Festival Theatre hosts its annual summer programme in the midst of some of Scotland's most spectacular scenery. Visitors can see up to five different shows a week at one of the country's most famous summer seasons.

  • Highland Folk Museum

    18 May

    The award-winning Highland Folk Museum just out of Highland village Newtonmore tells the story of Highland life from the 1700s. The restored buildings on the museum's 80-acre site illustrate domestic and agricultural ways of life, including distinctive Highland sporting traditions.