Wild Highland landscapes, mountain adventures, cosy evenings and a little Scottish luxury! 🌲✨
Join Rolo’s Road Trips for an unforgettable 5-night escape to the breathtaking Cairngorms National Park.
We’ll be staying in a beautiful Edwardian Highland retreat, tucked away in a private woodland setting with stunning mountain views. Think peaceful surroundings, a bubbling hot tub, invigorating cold plunge and cosy evenings after days exploring Scotland’s spectacular scenery.
And with Kinrara Gin Distillery practically next door, there’s even the opportunity for an optional gin-tasting experience! 🍸
🦌 What’s included?
- 🚐 Return minibus travel with home pick-up
- 🏡 5 nights in our beautiful Edwardian Highland retreat
- 🚂 A journey on the Cairngorm Mountain Railway, taking us up to the UK’s highest restaurant
- 🦌 A magical visit to the Cairngorm Reindeer Herd
- 🥾 Guided group walks through stunning Highland scenery
- 🛁 Hot tub and cold plunge at our accommodation
- 💚 Small, friendly group with all the organising taken care of!
🌄 Adventure by day, relaxation by night!
Expect breathtaking mountain views, beautiful forests, fresh Highland air, plenty of laughter and time to unwind.
Our walks are optional with gentle walks to enjoy the scenery, a more challenging option will be available too or you can spend time exploring the gorgeous little town of Aviemore.
🍽️ Meals are not included, giving you the freedom to enjoy local pubs, restaurants or relaxed evenings at the house.
✨ Limited places available – come and discover the Highlands with Rolo’s!
Optional activities such as gin tasting are subject to availability and additional cost.
Fancy joining us?
12th - 17th September 2027
£845 per person – Shared twin room
£845 per person – King room sharing (2 people)
£1,045 – Private king room (sole occupancy)
Deposit starts from £150 per person
Full balance due 6 weeks before departure.
Meals aren’t included, giving you the freedom to self-cater or eat out. Home pickup is subject to your location—please check when booking if you are not midland based. Walks and activities are weather-dependent. Railway passengers cannot access hillwalking routes from the top station.
