Granton-on-Spey

Named after Scottish landowner Sir James Grant, this small town sits at the northerly edge of the Cairngorm mountains. It’s a great spot to base yourself when exploring the Cairngorms National Park area, particularly if you’re on the ‘Speyside Malt Whisky Trail’. The town also has some interesting attractions of its own, including a golf course and museum.

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Granton-on-Spey

What's nearby

Spey Bank Studio

Viewpoint Walk, Granton-on-Spey

The Bookmark

Grantown East: Highland Heritage & Cultural Centre

KJ's Bothy Bakery

Cairn Candle Co

Angus Grant Art

Nethy Bridge

Nethy Bridge River Walk

Duthil Old Parish Church and Churchyard

Travellers Journeys Nearby

A discovery in the woods...

Local inspiration

The Battle of Culloden

The Burning of Corgarff Castle

Where to eat in Ballater

Defending Kildrummy Castle

Walking The Banffshire Coast

The Founding Tree of Cawdor Castle

The Wolf’s Lair – Loch an Eilein

Things to do in Royal Deeside

The Wolf of Badenoch and the Burning of Elgin Cathedral

The Best Walks in the Cairngorms

Meet Fergus & Angie Thom owners of Cairn Candles

Meet Sarah & Phil of The Lazy Duck

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