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Drink in the iconic charm of Aviemore, Dalwhinnie, and the Scottish Highlands
Tour Duration
5 Days / 4 Nights
Trip Style
Self-Guided
Activity Level
Level 3
Hotel Level
Explorer
Embrace the freedom of a self-guided bike tour across Scotland's dramatic landscapes, from the sweeping heather of Dava Moor to ancient forests and shimmering lochs. Cycle through the breathtaking Cairngorms National Park, where history and unique wildlife enrich every turn. Set your pace with rugged climbs, thrilling descents, and quiet roads that lead to historic castles and serene vistas. Enjoy warm hospitality at your comfortable guest house in the heart of the Highlands and indulge in hearty Scottish cuisine and world-renowned whisky. Immerse yourself in the Highlands’ raw beauty, crafting your own adventure in this captivating and untamed region. Learn more about Self-Guided trips and if they're right for you »
Pedal past heather-clad moors and along the River Spey, home to the waters that create over half of Scotland’s renowned malt whisky
Unwind each evening in a cozy Highland lodge, offering warm hospitality and stunning mountain views
Cycle through Cairngorms National Park, the UK’s largest, filled with dramatic landscapes, ancient forests, and diverse wildlife
Savor the rich flavors of Speyside’s finest single malt whiskies in the heart of Scotland’s legendary whisky country
Whisky distillery tour in Scotland
Visit Speyside Distillery in the magnificent Cairngorm Mountains
The 18th-century boutique distillery is dedicated to crafting the highest quality whisky and is widely considered the prettiest of all Scotland's distilleries.
It was a "once-in-a lifetime experience" that we intend to make a "once-a-year" experience. Thanks!
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We couldn’t have loved it more! We were referred by friends for this trip and it exceeded our expectations. Thanks Trek Travel!
Read moreLinda S., Trek Travel Guest
A very well-conceived trip with fun routes, excellent food, and interesting side tours. We felt Trek was fully behind us whilst enjoying the freedom of self-guidance. And the Trek bikes inspired confidence!
Read moreJohn, Trek Travel Guest
It was a "once-in-a lifetime experience" that we intend to make a "once-a-year" experience. Thanks!
Read moreJohn V., Trek Travel Guest
We couldn’t have loved it more! We were referred by friends for this trip and it exceeded our expectations. Thanks Trek Travel!
Read moreLinda S., Trek Travel Guest
A very well-conceived trip with fun routes, excellent food, and interesting side tours. We felt Trek was fully behind us whilst enjoying the freedom of self-guidance. And the Trek bikes inspired confidence!
Read moreJohn, Trek Travel Guest
It was a "once-in-a lifetime experience" that we intend to make a "once-a-year" experience. Thanks!
Read moreJohn V., Trek Travel Guest
We couldn’t have loved it more! We were referred by friends for this trip and it exceeded our expectations. Thanks Trek Travel!
Read moreLinda S., Trek Travel Guest
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With an elevation gain of 980 feet (300 m) in just three miles (five km), avid riders can prove themselves on the local's favorite test-piece climb!
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Where to Arrive
Airport:
Inverness Airport (INV)
Pick-up location:
Ravenscraig Guest House in Aviemore
Pick-up time:
11:00 AM
Where to Depart
Airport:
Inverness Airport (INV)
Drop-off location:
Ravenscraig Guest House in Aviemore
Drop-off time:
11:00 AM
Additional Arrival Information
We suggest that you arrive at least one day prior to the trip start, which will enable you to adjust to the time zone and minimize the risk of missing the trip start due to flight-related delays. We recommend that you fly into Inverness airport (INV). Flying into Edinburgh (EDI) or Glasgow (GLA) is also possible. From these locations you can take a train to Aviemore enjoying a very scenic ride.
The picturesque railway station in Aviemore is easily accessed by train from Inverness, Edinburgh, Glasgow, or even London and it’s a 10-minute walk (or quick taxi ride) to your accommodation. There are regular trains from the three cities, also with First Class ticket options. A train ride from Inverness to Aviemore takes approximately 45 minutes and a one-way ticket costs about $18. A train ride from Edinburgh to Aviemore takes approximately three hours and a one-way ticket costs about $58. A train ride from Glasgow to Aviemore takes approximately two and a half hours and a one-way ticket costs about $55. Train tickets can be found at Scotrail or at TrainLine. Once you arrive at the train station in Aviemore, you can choose to walk or take a taxi. A taxi ride takes five minutes and costs approximately $10; there are always taxis waiting at the railway station.
Your Trek Travel host will meet you at the Ravenscraig Guest House (141 Grampian Road, Aviemore, PH22 1RP) in Aviemore at 11:00 AM on the first day of the trip. Depending on the number of guests booked for your departure date, it is possible we will ask you to shift your meeting time by approximately 30 minutes. Please have your riding gear readily accessible to avoid having to unpack your luggage. This includes personal pedals, saddles, GPS units, etc., which will be installed on your bike. After a trip overview, you may change into your cycling gear where you will then be fitted to your Trek bike ensuring you will be comfortable for the week. Following a safety talk and a review of the details of the route, saddle up to begin the day's ride.
If you will be late for the meeting or are going to miss it altogether, please inform your host. If you cannot reach them, please call our hotel, the Ravenscraig Guest House (+44 1479 810278), and leave a message with your expected arrival time and contact details. A taxi from Inverness to the Guest House will cost approximately $90.
Additional Departure Information
Your Trek Travel host will meet you at 11:00 AM at the Ravenscraig Guest House (141 Grampian Road, Aviemore, PH22 1RP) to take your bike and equipment before your departure.
Welcome to the Scottish Highlands!
Overview
Meet your Trek Travel host at 11:00 AM at the Ravenscraig Guest House in the bustling town of Aviemore, surrounded by lush highland scenery, in the northwest corner of the majestic Cairngorms National Park. At the lodge, your host will familiarize you with the itinerary for the week and will spend some time fitting you to your Trek bike, ensuring the best fit and comfort for the week. Afterwards, you are free to spend the day as you like: take a walk through town or... Meet your Trek Travel host at 11:00 AM at the Ravenscraig Guest House in the bustling town of Aviemore, surrounded by lush highland scenery, in the northwest corner of the majestic Cairngorms National Park. At the lodge, your host will familiarize you with the itinerary for the week and will spend some time fitting you to your Trek bike, ensuring the best fit and comfort for the week. Afterwards, you are free to spend the day as you like: take a walk through town or venture out on a warm-up ride. Today is a linear route which makes for an excellent opening day ride. Keen riders may want to take on the local test climb to challenge themselves on the ascent to the Cairngorm Mountain Ski Center, which rises over 1,000 feet (300 m) and three miles (5 km). Alternatively, relax and enjoy views at the lake, which boasts a large sandy beach that is popular with swimmers. Back at your guest house, relax and unwind perhaps with a cup of tea served in the cozy lounge. Tonight, take a recommendation provided by your host as you decide which local restaurant to try first. Read More
Hotel
Ravenscraig Guest House
Meals included
Highlight of the Day
Explore Loch Morlich
Climb above the Loch Morlich for epic views or opt for a dip at the lochs large sandy beach.
Ride Options
Ride Option 1
TODAY'S RIDE:
Aviemore to Loch Morlich - Approximately 15 mi | 24 km and 603 ft | 184 m
Ride Option 2
AVID OPTION:
Aviemore to Loch Morlich (with Cairngorm Mountain) - Approximately 23 mi | 37 km and 1,580 ft | 482 m
A stunning ride through Dalwhinnie, Newtonmore, and Feshiebridge
Overview
Today, you'll take a private transfer (approximately 30 minutes) southward to our starting point of the village of Dalwhinnie, renowned for it's iconic whiskey distillery. The vast heather moors sprawl before us, creating a rugged yet captivating scene and starkly different from the lush pine forests nearby. Passing through Newtonmore, don't miss the Highland Folk Museum, an open-air experience worth exploring. A leisurely cycling path guides us towards Kingussie, o... Today, you'll take a private transfer (approximately 30 minutes) southward to our starting point of the village of Dalwhinnie, renowned for it's iconic whiskey distillery. The vast heather moors sprawl before us, creating a rugged yet captivating scene and starkly different from the lush pine forests nearby. Passing through Newtonmore, don't miss the Highland Folk Museum, an open-air experience worth exploring. A leisurely cycling path guides us towards Kingussie, offering a perfect spot for lunch or simply coffee with a well earned slice of cake! Energized, a brief ascent awaits with a treat of sweeping views of the valley, with the historic Ruthven Barracks standing prominently in the foreground. Take a moment to wander through the ruins, built in the early 1700s by George II's government after the unsuccessful Jacobite uprising of 1715. As we navigate the road lined by dry stone walls and towering trees towards Aviemore, keep watch for red squirrels and listen for the sound of woodpeckers that are abundant along this route. Read More
Hotel
Ravenscraig Guest House
Meals included
Breakfast
Highlight of the Day
Discover the historic Ruthven Barracks
Take time to explore the ruins which were built by George II's government in the early 1700s after the failed Jacobite uprising of 1715.
Ride Options
Ride Option 1
TODAY'S RIDE:
Dalwhinnie to Aviemore - Approximately 32 mi | 51 km and 1,453 ft | 443 m
Ride Option 2
SHORT OPTION:
Newtonmore to Aviemore - Approximately 19 mi | 31 km and 898 ft | 274 m
Ride Option 3
AVID OPTION:
Dalwhinnie to Aviemore with Newtonmore climb and Loch An Eilein - Approximately 38 mi | 61 km and 1,788 ft | 545 m
Activities
Activity 2
OPTIONAL ACTIVITY:
Tour the Highland Folk Museum
Experience Loch Garten and Nethy Bridge
Overview
Riding from the guest house, you will follow a quiet country road northeast to Loch Garten; a picturesque freshwater loch famous for its wildlife. The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds runs a reserve where Ospreys return annually to breed, providing a unique opportunity for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts to observe these magnificent birds. From Loch Garten, it is a short ride to the "forest village" of Nethy Bridge. The village itself is nestled in Aber... Riding from the guest house, you will follow a quiet country road northeast to Loch Garten; a picturesque freshwater loch famous for its wildlife. The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds runs a reserve where Ospreys return annually to breed, providing a unique opportunity for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts to observe these magnificent birds. From Loch Garten, it is a short ride to the "forest village" of Nethy Bridge. The village itself is nestled in Abernethy Forest, one of the largest areas of native Caledonian pine forests in the country. There is also an excellent cafe for coffee or lunch. Returning to Aviemore on a more direct route, leaving the wildlife rich surroundings of the pine trees, the Cairngorm mountains are in full view on the horizon. This completes a "lollipop" shaped circuit. In your downtime, a tour of the local microbrewery in Aviemore is recommended. Read More
Hotel
Ravenscraig Guest House
Meals included
Breakfast
Highlight of the Day
Observe Osprey at the Loch Garten bird reserve
The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds reserve in Loch Garten is a highlight for bird watching and nature enthusiasts; especially dur... The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds reserve in Loch Garten is a highlight for bird watching and nature enthusiasts; especially during annual breeding of the magnificent Osprey in late March/April and July/August. Read More
Ride Options
Ride Option 1
TODAY'S RIDE:
Aviemore to Loch Garten and Nethy Bridge - Approximately 28 mi | 45 km and 1,023 ft | 312 m
Ride Option 2
SHORT OPTION:
Aviemore to village of Boat of Garten - Approximately 19 mi | 31 km and 750 ft | 229 m
Ride Option 3
AVID OPTION:
Aviemore to Loch Garten and Nethy Bridge (with extra climb) - Approximately 41 mi | 66 km and 1,856 ft | 566 m
Activities
Activity 1
OPTIONAL ACTIVITY:
Tour the local Aviemore microbrewery
Traverse the bewitchingly wild Dava Moor
Overview
This morning you will be collected from your accommodation for a short transfer (approximately 20 minutes) to a tiny settlement called Duthil, where you’ll begin an exciting traverse of the Dava Moor, passing through a wonderful mix of farmland, woodland, and moorland. The ride starts with a long but gentle climb up onto the wild scenery of the moor. Take a turn along a tiny road which hugs the shoreline of Lochindorb, complete with its island-castle with a dark h...
This morning you will be collected from your accommodation for a short transfer (approximately 20 minutes) to a tiny settlement called Duthil, where you’ll begin an exciting traverse of the Dava Moor, passing through a wonderful mix of farmland, woodland, and moorland. The ride starts with a long but gentle climb up onto the wild scenery of the moor. Take a turn along a tiny road which hugs the shoreline of Lochindorb, complete with its island-castle with a dark history linked to Alexander Stewart - better known as the Wolf of Badenoch. After a short climb away from the loch, enjoy a fast descent to the stately town of Grantown on Spey—a good spot for lunch or a coffee. To return to Aviemore, travel back via Nethy Bridge. If your legs are tiring by the time you reach Nethy Bridge, you can opt to get a Steam Train back with your bike to Aviemore from the next village, Boat of Garten! Tonight celebrate with one last dinner choosing from our list of hand-selected recommendations and toast to a week of wonders in this captivating country.
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Hotel
Ravenscraig Guest House
Meals included
Breakfast
Highlight of the Day
Traverse the spectacular Dava Moor
Ride by the abandoned settlements on the Dava Moor where families once braved the exposed conditions. On a clear day, the southern view is d... Ride by the abandoned settlements on the Dava Moor where families once braved the exposed conditions. On a clear day, the southern view is dominated by the Cromdale Hills and the Cairngorm Mountains. Read More
Ride Options
Ride Option 1
TODAY'S RIDE:
Dava Moor to Aviemore - Approximately 38 mi | 61 km and 1,516 ft | 462 m
Ride Option 2
SHORT OPTION:
Dava Moor to Boat of Garten (with shuttle via steam train) - Approximately 29 mi | 47 km and 1,196 ft | 365 m
Ride Option 3
AVID OPTION:
Dava Moor to Aviemore (with extra climb) - Approximately 47 mi | 76 km and 2,433 ft | 742 m
Kincraig Loop Ride
Overview
On your final morning in this picturesque setting, the Kincraig loop (the local's favorite) beckons for one last cycling adventure. While a small section of this route may look familiar, riding it in reverse promises a brand new perspective. The road, flanked by magnificent oak trees, creates an overarching tunnel, allowing streaks of sunlight to filter through, often casting beautiful dappled shadows on the road ahead. The views down the valley on a clear day stret... On your final morning in this picturesque setting, the Kincraig loop (the local's favorite) beckons for one last cycling adventure. While a small section of this route may look familiar, riding it in reverse promises a brand new perspective. The road, flanked by magnificent oak trees, creates an overarching tunnel, allowing streaks of sunlight to filter through, often casting beautiful dappled shadows on the road ahead. The views down the valley on a clear day stretches for miles. A sharp right, hair-pinned steep descent takes you down to Feshiebridge, where the falls cascade into a crystal clear opening. The inviting waters offer a perfect opportunity for a wild swim - an unexpected delight where the trees themselves are the captivating exhibits. As you pedal into Kincraig, there is a charming cafe stop, which by chance, is almost exactly the midpoint of the circular loop. A sharp climb out of Kincraig sets you on your return to Aviemore, which should be accompanied by a tailwind! Return to the guest house in time to check out at 10:30 AM. Read More
Meals included
Breakfast
Highlight of the Day
Wander the trails of Feshiebridge
Feshiebridge, Scotland, is renowned for its striking old stone bridge and serves as a gateway to Glen Feshie, a favorite destination for hik... Feshiebridge, Scotland, is renowned for its striking old stone bridge and serves as a gateway to Glen Feshie, a favorite destination for hikers and nature lovers exploring the dramatic landscapes of the Cairngorms. Read More
Ride Options
Ride Option 1
TODAY'S RIDE:
Kincraig Loop - Approximately 17 mi | 26 km and 799 ft | 244 M
Ride Option 2
SHORT OPTION:
Aviemore to Loch an Eilen Return - Approximately 7 mi | 11 km and 318 ft | 97 m
Ride Option 3
AVID OPTION:
Aviemore to Insh, Kingussie, and Lynchat - Approximately 32 mi | 51 km and 1,524 ft | 465 m
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View full itineraryActivity Level: Level 3
Terrain: Undulating
The terrain on our Scotland self-guided bike trip includes quiet secondary roads or cycle networks. The terrain tends to be gently rolling with wonderful views of the Highland mountains and glens. Scotland self-guided is best suited for our Type 2 Riders. Type 3 Riders will enjoy the extra mileage the avid route options offer, with more testing climbs.
Distance
Daily Average
25 miles | 40 kilometers
Total
122 miles | 196 kilometers
Elevation
Daily Average
1,029 feet | 314 meters
Total
5,145 feet | 1,568 meters
There are a variety of non-riding options on this trip for riders who want to take the afternoon off or travel companions who want to spend little or no time in the saddle. Non-riders are welcome on a Self-Guided trip if they are staying in the same room with a riding guest. Non-riders will be offered a $500 discount from the trip price. Please contact a trip consultant for details and to book a non-riding companion. Some of these options may need to be scheduled before your trip—please contact one of our Trip Consultants for more information. Except as specified in the itinerary, expenses and transportation to these activities are not included in the trip price. Some non-riding options on this trip are:
On a self-guided tour you need to feel comfortable changing a flat, as this is a common event when cycling. All self-guided trips include Ride With GPS, an app which is like having a personal guide in your pocket! You'll get turn-by-turn directions and navigation along with local recommendations. In the rare case of a bicycle breakdown or mechanical issue beyond a simple repair, your Ride With GPS app will have your full itinerary with detailed contact information with emergency phone numbers to call for assistance. Learn more about our Self-Guided Bike Tours.
Located in the heart of the Cairngorm National Park, this exceptionally welcoming 4-star guest house is set in a traditional Victorian villa in the village of Aviemore. The location is the perfect base for discovering Scotland’s great outdoors, with superb riding right outside the door, as well as many other activities to enjoy locally. The owners’ warm hospitality and the proximity to local restaurants and bars will make your stay an unforgettable experience.
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E-Bike
The Trek Allant+ 6, featuring the Bosch mid-drive motor, stable 45mm tires, and a lightweight aluminum frame, is the perfect choice to enjoy the scenery with comfort and a smooth boost of power. The suspension seat post takes the edge off any bumps in the road and the Shimano disc brakes will stop you perfectly in any weather conditions. Head for the hills on UK bike tours with the Trek Allant+ 6!
Guide Gratuities
For self-guided bike tours you are welcome to thank your host (preferably in the local currency) with a gratuity based on their level of professionalism and service.
Your Day. You Decide.
Our self-guided vacations are designed to fit all types of travel styles. Whether you like to spend your time relaxing or on a non-stop adventure, you get to decide what your day looks like. Choose your mileage, itinerary, and experience level and leave the rest to us!
Your Trip Need to Knows:
Edinburgh, UK
Reasons to stay in Scotland's capital abound. Since the 15th century, this city has served as the hub for Parliament, government, royalty, and judicial courts. Both the Old Town and New Town together have been maintained as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999. See for yourself the majestic stone castles, bell towers, and universities. Full days can be dedicated to meandering the many neighborhoods, visiting art museums or galleries, and partaking in the classic Scottish sport of golf. (We can also provide recommendations for Perth, if you choose to stay there instead of Edinburgh. Please contact one of our Trip Consultants for details.) We recommend the following accommodations for your pre-trip hotel in Edinburgh:
Where to Stay
The Balmoral Hotel
Situated near the Old Town with views of Edinburgh Castle, this elegant and classic hotel embodies the best of Scottish heritage. Thoughtful design, vaulted rooms and suites, and a shockingly large whisky collection beckon you to live in the lap of Scottish luxury - even if only for a night. www.roccofortehotels.com
The Roseate Edinburgh
Uncover urban chic where authentic Scottish charm meets upscale vibes in two beautifully restored 1867 Victorian townhouses. Each room reflects heritage with warm tweeds, rich velvets, and unique prints. Delight in freestanding baths and artisanal treats for a touch of luxury. The bar and lounge exude elegance, featuring a vintage whisky cabinet. Enjoy concierge service and complimentary WiFi in this sophisticated city retreat. www.roseatehotels.com
Bruntsfield Hotel
This 4-star townhouse hotel has all the comforts you'd expect and then some. Located just a short walk from the Edinburgh city center, and a 10-min taxi ride from the Edinburgh train station. www.thebruntsfield.com
Inverness, UK
As one of the smallest cities in Scotland with some 55,000 people, Inverness is ideally located as a hub in the north of Scotland. Known as the "Highland Capital," Inverness offers outdoor activities as well as many cultural attractions. Enjoy dolphin watching on Chanonry Point, arguably the best place to watch Bottlenose Dolphins in Scotland. Walk along the Caledonian Canal, a scheduled ancient monument that runs the length of the Great Glen. Explore some local castles and fortresses and learn about highland clan history, or savor a pint with some live music at the Hootananny Ceilidh Bar. If you like to play golf, there are several links for courses nearby: Royal Dornach, Castle Stuart, and Nairn Dunbar. We recommend the following accommodations for your post-trip hotel:
Where to Stay
Kingsmill Hotel
The Kingsmills Hotel is a 4-star hotel offering spa services, a restaurant serving locally sourced delicacies, and good old-fashioned Scottish hospitality. www.kingsmillshotel.com
Heathmount Hotel
Heathmount Hotel is a small family-owned boutique hotel featuring stylish rooms and its own bar and restaurant, all close to the center of town. www.heathmounthotel.com
Loch Ness Country House Hotel
A comfortable and tranquil getaway, this country house features a Georgian exterior complemented by an elegant modern interior. www.lochnesscountryhouse.com
Average monthly temperature and precipitation
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| High | 43.0°F· 6.1°C | 44.0°F· 6.7°C | 48.0°F· 8.9°C | 52.0°F· 11.1°C | 57.0°F· 13.9°C | 61.0°F· 16.1°C | 65.0°F· 18.3°C | 64.0°F· 17.8°C | 60.0°F· 15.6°C | 54.0°F· 12.2°C | 48.0°F· 8.9°C | 43.0°F· 6.1°C |
| Low | 34.0°F· 1.1°C | 34.0°F· 1.1°C | 36.0°F· 2.2°C | 38.0°F· 3.3°C | 43.0°F· 6.1°C | 49.0°F· 9.4°C | 52.0°F· 11.1°C | 51.0°F· 10.6°C | 47.0°F· 8.3°C | 42.0°F· 5.6°C | 37.0°F· 2.8°C | 33.0°F· 0.6°C |
| Rain | 0.95"· 2.41 cm | 0.88"· 2.24 cm | 0.74"· 1.88 cm | 0.74"· 1.88 cm | 0.96"· 2.44 cm | 0.91"· 2.31 cm | 0.86"· 2.18 cm | 1.22"· 3.10 cm | 0.89"· 2.26 cm | 1.32"· 3.35 cm | 0.93"· 2.36 cm | 1.04"· 2.64 cm |
Summer temperatures range from the 50s to 70s ºF (13-24ºC). Rain is possible at any time of the year and daily Scottish weather is very unpredictable! It’s a good idea to bring rain gear, as well as layers. View our Packing List
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