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NEWTONMORE
Bhail’ Ùr an t-Slèibh

The Small, Friendly Highland Village, with the Big Heart.

The Southern Gateway to the Cairngorm National Park.

Failte, Welcome.

In our website, we aim to give you all the information you need about Newtonmore itself and about the wide variety of things that there are to see and to do, close at hand and within easy reach.

Newtonmore main street
Newtonmore main street from the war memorial

Picture - Newtonmore from Upper Craggan
The Cairngorms from The Craggan

Idyllic, picturesque, traditional, scenic, tranquil and welcoming

Words that describe Newtonmore, the village and its people.

Majestic mountains, secluded glens, wide-open spaces, tranquil lochs, rolling pastures, big skies, ancient forests, cascading rivers, historic locations and room to breathe.

Things that surround Newtonmore.

Walking, cycling, golf, fishing, horse-riding, skiing & snowboarding, Monarch of the Glen, shinty, mountain-biking, whisky, climbing, castles, history, Nessie, watersports, Clan MacPherson, our own Pipe Band and Highland Games.

Activities and Attractions that you can easily do and visit based here in Newtonmore.

Easy access, central Highland location, good range of great value accommodation, scrumptious food, welcoming inns and good services.

Everything you need, close at hand, for a superb stay here in Newtonmore.

A hidden gem at the very heart of the Scottish Highlands and at the Heart of the action too. Close enough to the world renowned Aviemore, yet far enough away to avoid the hustle & bustle, the crowds, the queues and the traffic.

This is Newtonmore.

We think that Newtonmore is the perfect place to stay for your visit to this delightful part of the world, whether you’re looking for a short break or a longer holiday. Take a few minutes to read through the pages and we’re sure you’ll agree.

Click here for all the Visitor Information you’ll need to plan your visit.

picture - Creag Dhu and Glen Banchor, Newtonmore
Creag Dhu and Glen Banchor


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