Welcome to the unique and special Cairngorms National Park. There's something for everyone, from exploring the nature and wildlife found in the mountainous trails of Tolmount, or relaxing on the beach of Loch Morlich – it’s simply breathtaking
The Scottish Government has now implemented the final phase of Phase 2 of the transition out of lockdown for Scotland. Travel restrictions for recreation, leisure and exercise have been lifted, we ask if you travel to the National Park please be kind and considerate in the areas you visit and respect our local communities, the virus has not gone away, please protect yourselves and residents in the National Park.
Please ensure you maintain physical distancing of at least two metres from other people when outdoors, in shops and businesses. Adhere to Government guidelines and the Scottish Outdoor Access Code. Always plan ahead for any visit to ensure that the places and businesses you intend to visit are open and ready to receive visitors.
Overnight stays are permitted in self-contained accommodation only – where you do not have to share facilities. Please book ahead. Please refrain from wild camping in the National Park at this time. You can stay in a campervan or caravan on a formal site (if they are open) and we ask that you do not park overnight in existing car parks.
Come and explore this wild and natural playground, a haven for wildlife, walking, climbing, cycling and much, much more.
View some of our favourite things to do
Let us help you make the most of your time in the Park...
Cairngorms National Park is the home to some of the most unique animals and plants in the UK. See them for yourself and share your spottings with us.
See more about Cairngorms NatureYou can help look after the Cairngorms National Park by ‘treading lightly’ when you’re out and about enjoying the outdoors.
Click here for advice on camping, litter, outdoor cooking, campfires, toilets, walking dogs and avoiding ticks.
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