The Cairngorms offer outdoor enthusiasts a wealth of hiking opportunities, with trails winding through stunning moorlands, ancient forests, and rolling hills. Whether you’re seeking a challenging climb with panoramic views or a gentle stroll through scenic glens, there’s something for…
Winter 2025
The Strathspey area, where Dorback is situated, offers a taste of the Highlands, with cozy pubs, charming cafés, and traditional Scottish food to enjoy after a day of exploring. Here are a few of our favourites in the nearby village…
Winter 2025
Just under an hour from Dorback Estate, Cairngorm Mountain Resort is one of Scotland’s premier ski destinations, offering breathtaking alpine scenery and a range of slopes suitable for all skill levels. With 30 km of pistes, a funicular railway, and…
Winter 2025
Bike Glenlivet: Around half an hour’s drive away, Bike Glenlivet is an award-winning mountain bike trail centre with routes for all ages and abilities. The centre offers bike hire, maps, and an onsite cafe, plus a zip wire experience that…
Winter 2025
Set against the dramatic backdrop of the Cairngorm Mountains, Loch Morlich offers an unparalleled setting for a range of watersports. Open from May through September, visitors can enjoy kayaking, paddleboarding, sailing, and windsurfing, with equipment hire and expert tuition available…
Winter 2025
Abernethy National Nature Reserve is a remarkable expanse of ancient Caledonian pine forest, heathland, and lochs within the Cairngorms National Park. Home to rare wildlife, including red squirrels, capercaillies, and ospreys, it’s a haven for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts. With…
Winter 2025
