Aviemore summer guide 2013_outside.ai - Stagecoach
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Discover the area and visit popularattractions with local bus routes withinBadenoch and StrathspeySummer <strong>2013</strong>DiscoverTravelall dayfor only£6.50!Badenoch &Strathspey
WelcomeRothiemurchusWelcome to our <strong>guide</strong>to getting aroundBadenoch & Strathspey.This leaflet includes amap and frequency<strong>guide</strong> to the bus routesaround <strong>Aviemore</strong>,taking you to some ofthe famous sights of thearea. Also included is abrief summary of theplaces to go as well asticket and faresinformation.<strong>Aviemore</strong> and thesurrounding areas havemany differentattractions for visitors toenjoy. From outdooradventures and skiing tobreathtaking sceneryand wildlife, there’ssomething for the wholefamily!<strong>Stagecoach</strong> operateregular bus routes acrossthe area, see below formore det<strong>ai</strong>ls.Golden EagleHighland Wildlife ParkWe always try to operatelow floor, wheelch<strong>ai</strong>raccessible buses whereadvertised.For more information andto find out which routesthese operate on pleasecontact us usingthe det<strong>ai</strong>ls onthe back page.
Bridge of Carr, CarrbridgeBuilt in 1717, this packhorse bridge, from which thevillage was named, is one of the oldest in theHighlands. Situated 6 miles north of <strong>Aviemore</strong>, this is abeautiful place to visit.C<strong>ai</strong>rngorm Mount<strong>ai</strong>nsThe C<strong>ai</strong>rngorm Mount<strong>ai</strong>ns are host to such a varietyof activities all year round. Throughout the <strong>summer</strong>there are exciting mount<strong>ai</strong>n biking, hiking, walkingand climbing experiences at different levels for all thefamily. The C<strong>ai</strong>rngorm is the most accessiblemount<strong>ai</strong>n in the C<strong>ai</strong>rngorms and is world renownedas a hotspot for bird watchers along with other wildlifespotters. The famous Ski Centre is Brit<strong>ai</strong>ns largest skiarea with 28 runs and over 35k of pistes and is highlypopular in the <strong>summer</strong> and winter months. Located8 miles from <strong>Aviemore</strong> it is a great place to visit allyear round.C<strong>ai</strong>rngorm Mount<strong>ai</strong>nsFunicular R<strong>ai</strong>lwayWith fantastic panoramic views over the C<strong>ai</strong>rngormrange, the C<strong>ai</strong>rngorm Funicular is the country’s highestmount<strong>ai</strong>n r<strong>ai</strong>lway. The Ptarmigan Station at the top ishome to the mount<strong>ai</strong>n exhibition, where you can findout more about how nature and the elements haveshaped the landscape. There is also a restaurant anda shop for visitors.Funicular R<strong>ai</strong>lwayHighland Wildlife ParkHighland Wildlife Park is situated at Kincr<strong>ai</strong>g, 7 milessouth of <strong>Aviemore</strong>. It houses an amazing variety ofwildlife from wildcat and red deer to snow monkeysand polar bears. Open all year round with feedingtalks and landrover tours, the park provides a greatday out for all the family. Hop on service 32 withconnections to/from Inverness on the 32A and the34X.Landmark Forest Adventure ParkLandmark is located 7 miles north of <strong>Aviemore</strong> and isthe perfect family day out. With an array of things todo you will never get bored. With the latest ‘LostLabyrinth’ open, you can try to navigate your waythrough the maze. There’s the family rollercoaster ‘TheRunaway Timber Tr<strong>ai</strong>n’, or climb to the top of the FireTower and have panoramic views of the area or stopfor a bite to eat in the Pinewood Grill.Loch Morlich, Glenmore5 miles east of <strong>Aviemore</strong>, Loch Morlich is a large andpopular loch in the middle of Glenmore Forest Park.Host to an array of watersports, activities and cyclingroutes around the loch and with a beautiful beachand nearby campsite, this is the perfect place tospend a holiday.
Key to routesplease note: this <strong>guide</strong> is shown as a summary only, please see timetable for full information or visit stagecoachbus.comService Areas Served Monday to Fridays Saturdays SundaysNo. first bus last bus first bus last bus first bus last bus31<strong>Aviemore</strong> - Glenmore - 0705 1710 A 0705 1710 A 0755 1710C<strong>ai</strong>rngorm car parkC<strong>ai</strong>rngorm car park - 0805 1805 A 0805 1805 A 0820 1740Glenmore - <strong>Aviemore</strong>32Newtonmore - Kincr<strong>ai</strong>g - 0835 1735 0709 1735 no sun service<strong>Aviemore</strong> - CarrbridgeCarrbridge - <strong>Aviemore</strong> - 0925 1753 B 0948 1825 C no sun serviceKincr<strong>ai</strong>g - Newtonmore32A33Newtonmore - Inverness 0703 - 0709 - no sun serviceInverness - Newtonmore 1710 - 0905 - no sun service<strong>Aviemore</strong> - Grantown-on-Spey 0710 1427 0939 1339 no sun serviceGrantown-on-Spey - <strong>Aviemore</strong> 0838 1235 FE 1035 1435 no sun service<strong>Aviemore</strong> - Cromdale 0710 1427 0939 1339 no sun serviceCromdale - <strong>Aviemore</strong> 0838 - 1025 1425 no sun service3434X<strong>Aviemore</strong> - Grantown-on-Spey 0656 1939 D 0654 2121 0835 1435Grantown-on-Spey - <strong>Aviemore</strong> 0725 1739 E 0725 2200 0910 1510Inverness - Tomatin - 0840 1740 1025 1725 no sun serviceGrantown-on-Spey - <strong>Aviemore</strong>Avemore - Grantown-on-Spey - 0645 1320 0820 1520 no sun serviceTomatin - InvernessFrequency codesA Until 21st September <strong>2013</strong>. After the 21st September the last bus will be 1610 from <strong>Aviemore</strong> or 1705from C<strong>ai</strong>rngorm car parkB Last service 32 is at 2235 departing from <strong>Aviemore</strong>, Fridays onlyC Last service 32 is at 2235 departing from <strong>Aviemore</strong>D Last service 34 is at 2121, Fridays onlyE Last service 34 is at 2200, Fridays onlyFE 1335 on Fridays only* Services may differ on schooldays, please check full timetable.
to Tormore33to InvernessGrantown-on-Spey33A9A934X 32A3334XA95A9532A 34X32 33to Invernessto Carrbridge32ACarrbridgeBridge of Carr& Landmark Forest Adventure Park3233A953434XNethy BridgeB9152Grampian Road33 to Tormore33 34 34X to Grantown on SpeyBadenoch and Strathspeyarea route map31 <strong>Aviemore</strong> - C<strong>ai</strong>rngormB915232 Newtonmore - <strong>Aviemore</strong> - Carrbridge32A Newtonmore - <strong>Aviemore</strong> - Inverness33 <strong>Aviemore</strong> - Grantown on Spey - Tormore34 <strong>Aviemore</strong> - Grantown on Spey34X <strong>Aviemore</strong> - Grantown on Spey / Carrbridge - Inverness3133323432A34X<strong>Aviemore</strong>CoylumbridgeBoat of GartenB9152Grampian RoadDalfaber DriveDalnabayCraggan More RoadSpey Ave31A9HighlandWildlife ParkKingussieKincr<strong>ai</strong>g31LochMorlichGlenmoreC<strong>ai</strong>rngormC<strong>ai</strong>rngormMount<strong>ai</strong>n Range/Funicular R<strong>ai</strong>lwayA9Grampian RoadB97031<strong>Aviemore</strong>route mapto Glenmore& C<strong>ai</strong>rngormB970Newtonmore3232A32 32A to NewtonmoreB970Cont<strong>ai</strong>ns Ordnance Survey data © Crown Copyright and database right 2012
Tickets and Fares<strong>Stagecoach</strong> offers a simple day ticket on any ofour buses around Badenoch and Strathspey.Simply ask for a dayrider from the driver of the firstbus you board and show it to drivers thereafterthroughout the day.Single are return fares are also av<strong>ai</strong>lable, pleasecontact our local office for individual fares andoptions.Strathspey dayrider £6.501 day’s unlimited travel valid throughout Strathspey and as farsouth as Laggan and Dalwhinnie, east as far as Tormore andnorth as far as Carrbridge.Strathspey megarider £16.507 days’ unlimited travel valid throughout Strathspey and as farsouth as Laggan and Dalwhinnie, east as far as Tormore andnorth as far as Carrbridge.Inverness zone 4 dayrider £12.501 day’s unlimited travel valid throughout Inverness andStrathspey and as far south as Dalwhinnie, east as far asTormore and Elgin and north as far as Brora.Inverness zone 4 megarider £317 days’ unlimited travel valid throughout Inverness andStrathspey and as far south as Dalwhinnie, east as far asTormore and Elgin and north as far as Brora.Inverness zone 4 unirider (4 wks) £105Unlimited travel valid throughout Inverness and Strathspey andas far south as Dalwhinnie, east as far as Tormore and Elginand north as far as Brora. Unirider tickets must beaccompanied by a valid student ID.Inverness zone 4 unirider (12 wks) £320Unlimited travel valid throughout Inverness and Strathspey andas far south as Dalwhinnie, east as far as Tormore and Elginand north as far as Brora. Unirider tickets must beaccompanied by a valid student ID.Additional longer period megarider options areav<strong>ai</strong>lable, visit our website at stagecoachbus.com orsee separate publicity for full information.
Travel to InvernessInverness has an array of shops, restaurants and touristattractions to interest all the family. Travelling toInverness from <strong>Aviemore</strong> is easy and great value, at£11.55 for an adut day return or £25 for a zone 4 groupticket on the 34X.Alternatively try Citylink Gold for luxury travel to Invernessor Glasgow (see below).Luxury travelfrom <strong>Aviemore</strong>to Glasgow andInverness.Inverness from £9.50 *Glasgow from £20 **Single. Subject to av<strong>ai</strong>lability.
fares info & lost property01463 233371customer services<strong>Stagecoach</strong> in InvernessInverness bus stationFarraline ParkInvernessIV1 1LThighland.enquiries@stagecoachbus.comdisability helpdesk01463 258 933highland.disabilityhelpdesk@stagecoachbus.comwww.stagecoachbus.comnationwide bus times**Calls cost 10p per minute from BT landlines,charges from other providers may vary.Although we have made every effortto ensure the det<strong>ai</strong>ls of touristattractions and visitor suggestions arecorrect, <strong>Stagecoach</strong> will not be heldresponsible for any changes to thisinformation.<strong>Stagecoach</strong> timetables, fares andtickets cont<strong>ai</strong>ned within are correct attime of print and are valid within thedates shown.Visit our website for full timetableinformation.Some of the photography in this <strong>guide</strong>is courtesy of Visit Scotland
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