Tomintoul
The village is situated in the highlands,and within the Cairngorms national park.Its location gives easy access to Aviemore and Grantown-On-Spey and is less than an hours drive from Inverness and Elgin.The village can be accessed along the A939,15 miles from Grantown-On-Spey,30 miles from Braemar with both Inverness and Aberdeen airports within a two hour drive.
With its victorian village square and local amenities,Tomintoul offers a tranquil setting with a variety of hotels,restaurants and shops.It also enjoys the services of a health centre,primary school and village hall.Its small but vibrant community offering many local invents throughout the year.The area boasts superb views and offers excellent fishing with the magnificent hills and mountains rising above
With its victorian village square and local amenities,Tomintoul offers a tranquil setting with a variety of hotels,restaurants and shops.It also enjoys the services of a health centre,primary school and village hall.Its small but vibrant community offering many local invents throughout the year.The area boasts superb views and offers excellent fishing with the magnificent hills and mountains rising above
the river avon
"Regarded from the point of view of river and mountain scenery,is prehaps the most perfect Glen in Scotland.For in the whole 38 miles,from its source above Loch Avon,to the spey,there is not a single door passage,and every phase of highland landscape is presented.From the wild barren grandeur of Ben Macdhui to the luxuriant beaches of Dalnashaugh,under whose shade the river flows deep and dark to meet the Spey.It is rash to descriminate among the beautys of such a glen,but prehaps not the least attractive are those in the middle reaches,where the hills are friendly rather than fearsome,where groves of silver birches break and soften the valley side,where the alder dips its branches in the singing water,and where the oyster-catcher sweeps and cries above the shingle"
"Sir Henry Alexander" (1846 - 1928)
"Sir Henry Alexander" (1846 - 1928)
RIVER AVON FISHING ASSOCIATION
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