Loch Insh Water Sports and Outdoor Activity Centre, near Aviemore, Scotland

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Breakfast is absolutely wonderful the setting is perfect excellent value for money we will be back
(Ms Armstrong - 16 August)

LOCAL AREA: How to get to us

Chalet in the snow

Directions:

If you are heading South on the A9 turn off at the south exit for Aviemore follow the brown thistle signs for Loch Insh Watersports Centre
Just 6 miles south of Aviemore on the B1952 is the village of Kincraig.Follow the thistle signs again for the centre. Go through the village of Kincraig and 1 mile outside the village on the other side of the loch is the Centre.
If you are coming North off the A9 take the Kingussie exit onto the B9152 again signposted with brown thistle signs for Loch Insh Watersports.
Just six miles north of Kingussie on the B9152 is the village of Kincraig. Follow the thistle signs again for the centre. Go through the village of Kincraig and 1 mile outside the village on the other side of the loch is the Centre.
The drive by car on the A9. Will take about 2 hours from Glasgow or Edinburgh.
Trains run regularly from Aviemore and Kingussie to Edinburgh
and Glasgow which are approximately 3 hours on the train
Flights arrive daily to Inverness, only an hours drive north from Loch Insh