Dufftown To Aviemore

kianicky

ohh the glenfiddich is a great place. i grew up in dufftown and spent 28 years of my life there. if you havetime in dufftown pop in past one of the fab pubs. i recommend the royal oak on fife street or the masons arms in conval street. if it's fine dining you want the taste of speyside is fab. if you have time also walk down to mortlach church. it's fantastic town! with lovely friendly people too.

peediedj

Mattjimf wrote: »

Were you there for new year? how was the sand storm?

were still waiting on it:rotfl:

peediedj

alison74 wrote: »

There is also a nice coffee shop there that wont have you paying Aviemore prices which can be :eek:

eh? what coffee shop in aviemore you been in? none are to pricey,compaired to some city ones

Rorysmum_2

If you are going to Glenfiddich can I suggest you walk or drive a wee bit further along the road & visit Balvenie Castle which is a stones throw away? Its a beautiful old ruin & although it probbaly isn't open at this time of year, you can still have a nosy around the outside.

http://www.castlexplorer.co.uk/scotland/balvenie/balvenie.php

I was also born & brought up in Dufftown & can second kianicky's recommendation of The Royal Oak & The Mason Arms. Had many a good night in both :beer: