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Things to Do
From getting active with cycling or hill walking to a relaxing beauty treatment or a blockbuster on the silver screen, you’ll never be bored in Aviemore.
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Highland Wildlife Park
Get up close and visit polar bears, snow monkeys and leopards and red pandas
Landmark Forest Adventure
Enjoy waterslides, a tropical hot house and the dinosaur kingdom.
Skiing
Not just a great place to ski during winter, you’ll find great walks and tubing on the mountain too.
Zip Park Aviemore
Fly through the anicent forests on zip lines near Aviemore
Cairngorms National Park
Walk along the beach at Loch Morlich, capture the island castle ruin at Loch an Eilien or visit the mystical Green Loch.
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Strathspey Steam Railway
Hop aboard this traditional steam train and capture views of the Cairngorms.
Highland Folk Museum
Go back in time to the 1700s to experience Highland life at Britain's first open air museum.
More Attractions
Here's some additional inspiration for local attractions to visit in and around Aviemore.
101 Things to Do in Aviemore
You won’t hear ‘I’m bored’ at Macdonald Aviemore Resort. Not only do we have lots of things to do on resort for the whole family, you will also find loads of things to see and do right on our doorstep in the Cairngorms National Park.
On resort, there’s plenty to do...spend a day at our indoor heated swimming pool, take in a movie at our very own cinema and for grown-ups, why not treat yourself to some luxury shopping or indulge in a beauty treatment before deciding if it’s Italian or Burgers for dinner!
In Aviemore, you’re spoiled for choice no matter the season - from free ranging reindeer to Cairngorm mountain...the snowiest place in the UK! For some family adventure take a trip on a classic steam railway or have a picnic on the banks of one of the local Lochs.