• Within the Cairngorms National Park and less than 30 minutes to the Cairngorm Mountain funicular railway
• 5 minutes drive from the main A9 Edinburgh to Inverness trunk road
• 11 miles south of Aviemore
• 44 miles south of Inverness
• 70 miles north of Perth
• 50 miles north east of Fort William

Fly to Inverness and hire a car -

• 55 miles from Inverness Airport
• Direct flights from London Heathrow, Gatwick and Luton, Edinburgh and Glasgow and many other provincial UK cities
• Car Hire and Taxis available at the airport

Travel by Train -

• The Highland Chieftain, a direct day train from London Kings Cross via Edinburgh and the Caledonian Sleeper from London Euston via Crewe and Preston both make stops at Kingussie.
• Trains from Edinburgh, Glasgow and intermediate stations stop here too. At Inverness there are connections to Aberdeen (for ferries to Shetland), Kyle of Lochalsh (for Skye) and Wick/Thurso (for ferries to Orkney)

Travel by Bus -

• There are long distance Scottish Citylink coaches serving Kingussie, providing economical travel from Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth and Stirling, with connections in Edinburgh and Glasgow from the south via National Express.

Touring by bicycle -

• Sustrans National Cycle Route 7 passes the bottom of our driveway. Cyclists may now ride from Glasgow to Inverness over the Drumochter and Slochd passes using segregated cycleways and quiet secondary roads.

Ideal walking centre -

• Walks to suit all abilities and fitness levels from village paths to Munro bagging (mountains over 3,000 feet high). The Kingussie walks leaflet describes, with maps, many varied walks from the town centre.

Whatever your mode of transport, there will be a warm welcome and a vast choice of things to do and see....

Ron Dewing setting off from Rowan House on the last section of his ambitious ride from Land's End to John o' Groats where he arrived two days later to celebrate his 70th birthday