Cock Bridge,Tomintoul & Grantown on Spey

6th July 2007

The infamous Cockbridge to Tomintoul Rd is the first road closed when winter snows arrive..... We are now on the Malt Whiskey Trail with some of the most stunning scenery in Scotland. The town of Granton on Spey lies at 220m in upper Speyside. A town built of grey stone. The towns name derives from the Castle Grant about 1694 circa. and was favoured by Victorian Tourists.

'Ruins' above Glengairn	'Heather' Cairndoor Hill	Cock Bridge
Corgarff Castle	Corgarff Castle from viewpoint	Forrest Walk Grantown on Spey
'Building Forest Road Grantown on Spey	Local Pub Grantown on Spey	The Square Grantown on Spey
Castle Street, Grantown on Spey	High Street Grantown on Spey	Graiglynne Hotel
River Spey	Old Spey Bridge	Distant Cairngorm
Main Street looking North West Tomintoul	The Square Tomintoul	Main Street looking South East Tomintoul
The Glen Avon Hotel Tomintoul	Drinking Fountain Tomintoul	Cock Bridge to Tomintoul Road
Cock Bridge to Tomintoul Road	Signage at River Don	River Don
River Don	Scenery on Tomintoul Road	'Ruin' near Glencairn
Ruin and Burn Gairnshiel	Glencairn Church	Glengairn Bridge
River Gairn	Bridge at Glencairn	River Gairn