
Andersons Restaurant
A relaxed evening restaurant in Boat of Garten cooking local Scottish produce in season, with vegan and children's menus.

Eighteen Scottish wildcats have been released into the Cairngorms National Park this year, bringing the total to 46 since the start of the Saving Wildcats project.
The scheme, led by the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland alongside NatureScot and other partners, has reported successful breeding among females released in previous years.
Experts said this marks a major step in efforts to restore the species, once declared functionally extinct in Britain in 2019. Conservationists warn that continued breeding, releases and habitat protection are essential to secure the long-term survival of the so-called Highland tiger in Scotland.
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A relaxed evening restaurant in Boat of Garten cooking local Scottish produce in season, with vegan and children's menus.

A café with rooms in a granite house in Nethy Bridge, with home baking, Glen Lyon coffee and a welcome for dogs and bikes.

The café at the foot of Cairngorm Mountain, with wood-burning fires, a terrace over the hills and hot food after a day on the hill.

The café at the Rothiemurchus Centre by Aviemore, with a wood-burning stove, Cullen skink and cheese scones, and a corner for dogs.

A Victorian tower on the banks of the River Tanar, made into a hideaway for two with a hot tub in the woods.

The estate stalker's old cottage on the Alvie Estate, facing the Cairngorms, with a wood-fired hot tub, for six.

A restored 1820s house in Kingussie for four, with the feel of a Highland lodge and a snug with a woodburner.

A big cottage for ten on the banks of the River Feshie, at the heart of the Glenfeshie estate.
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The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service says it is planning to reopen the Glenmore area on Friday 7 August, though it has been careful to stress that nothing is settled.

High Life Highland’s seasonal attractions are reopening across the north, among them the North Coast Visitor Centre, the Highland Folk Museum and Ferrycroft.

Glencoe Mountain marked its 70th anniversary on 20 February 2026. The resort held a fireworks display followed by a torchlit descent of the slopes at 6 pm.