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Atlantis Leisure ( 282.15 miles away)
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Atlantis Leisure is owned and operated by the community. We are extremely proud of our facilities and the services on offer-the best in the West Highlands - and are delighted to welcome visitors and locals alike to enjoy sport and leisure time with us at Atlantis.
Our facilities include:
* Pool
* Fitness suite
* 45 metre flume
* Children's outdoor playpark
* Bouldering wall
* All-weather 5-a-side pitch [more]
Visitor Rating : Atlantis Leisure is owned and operated by the community. We are extremely proud of our facilities and the services on offer-the best in the West Highlands - and are delighted to welcome visitors and locals alike to enjoy sport and leisure time with us at Atlantis.
Our facilities include:
* Pool
* Fitness suite
* 45 metre flume
* Children's outdoor playpark
* Bouldering wall
* All-weather 5-a-side pitch [more]
- Rating: 0.00
- Votes: 0
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Thurso Swimming Pool ( 427.07 miles away)
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Caithness Swimmingpool [more]
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Nairn Swimming Pool ( 357.36 miles away)
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Facilities:
*Indoor swimming pool and steam room
*25m by 10.5m deck level pool
*Lounge area
*Poolside spectator
*Outdoor board games area
*Toddlers playground
*Outdoor games complex (aerial runway, putting, crazy golf; croquet, mallet pool, skittles, table tennis, chess, horse shoes, swingball, and draughts)
Activities:
*Adults only
*Ladies only
*50 plus
*Fun hour
*Adult swimming
... [more]
Visitor Rating : Facilities:
*Indoor swimming pool and steam room
*25m by 10.5m deck level pool
*Lounge area
*Poolside spectator
*Outdoor board games area
*Toddlers playground
*Outdoor games complex (aerial runway, putting, crazy golf; croquet, mallet pool, skittles, table tennis, chess, horse shoes, swingball, and draughts)
Activities:
*Adults only
*Ladies only
*50 plus
*Fun hour
*Adult swimming
... [more]
- Rating: 3.00
- Votes: 2
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Mallaig & District Swimming Pool ( 324.32 miles away)
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In a spectacular location overlooking the Sound of Sleat, the Small Isles and the Isle of Skye, Mallaig & District Swimming Pool is open seven days a week, offering a wide range of facilities, whether you want to keep fit or just relax and enjoy yourself.
Facilities:
*20m by 10m Pool
*Poolside Sauna & Spa Bath
*Fitness Suite
*Solarium
*Toning Table [more]
Visitor Rating : In a spectacular location overlooking the Sound of Sleat, the Small Isles and the Isle of Skye, Mallaig & District Swimming Pool is open seven days a week, offering a wide range of facilities, whether you want to keep fit or just relax and enjoy yourself.
Facilities:
*20m by 10m Pool
*Poolside Sauna & Spa Bath
*Fitness Suite
*Solarium
*Toning Table [more]
- Rating: 0.00
- Votes: 0
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Keith Sports & Community Centre ( 357.17 miles away)
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Facilities:
*25m by 11m Swimming Pool (depth 1m by 2m)
*Fitness room
*Sauna and Steam Room, Shower, Rest Area
*Aqua-run
*Vending Area
*Spectating Area
*Village Changing
*Family/Baby Changing [more]
Visitor Rating : Facilities:
*25m by 11m Swimming Pool (depth 1m by 2m)
*Fitness room
*Sauna and Steam Room, Shower, Rest Area
*Aqua-run
*Vending Area
*Spectating Area
*Village Changing
*Family/Baby Changing [more]
- Rating: 0.00
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Highland Folk Museum ( 322.17 miles away)
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The Highland Folk Museum is situated within the boundaries of the Cairngorms National Park on two sites: one in Kingussie; the other two and a half miles away (4 Km) at Newtonmore.
Kingussie, opened in 1944, is the spiritual home of the Highland Folk Museum. Here visitors may see parts of the core collections as well as the 'Blackhouse', Britain's oldest re-created building.
Newtonmore, opened in 1995, is a mile long living history site that includes... [more]
Visitor Rating : The Highland Folk Museum is situated within the boundaries of the Cairngorms National Park on two sites: one in Kingussie; the other two and a half miles away (4 Km) at Newtonmore.
Kingussie, opened in 1944, is the spiritual home of the Highland Folk Museum. Here visitors may see parts of the core collections as well as the 'Blackhouse', Britain's oldest re-created building.
Newtonmore, opened in 1995, is a mile long living history site that includes... [more]
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- Votes: 0
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Highland Folk Museum ( 322.17 miles away)
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The Kingussie site was bought by the Museum’s founder, Dr. Isabel Grant, in 1943 and opened to the public in June 1944. Dr. Grant called the Museum ‘Am Fasgadh’, Gaelic for ‘The Shelter’, as she considered the place a haven for her wonderful collection of Highland artifacts and relics. (Click on this link for an article about Dr Grant, her life and the Highland Folk Museum)
Today, the Museum houses the nationally important collection established by Dr Grant and greatly expanded... [more]
Visitor Rating : The Kingussie site was bought by the Museum’s founder, Dr. Isabel Grant, in 1943 and opened to the public in June 1944. Dr. Grant called the Museum ‘Am Fasgadh’, Gaelic for ‘The Shelter’, as she considered the place a haven for her wonderful collection of Highland artifacts and relics. (Click on this link for an article about Dr Grant, her life and the Highland Folk Museum)
Today, the Museum houses the nationally important collection established by Dr Grant and greatly expanded... [more]
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Strathspey Railway ( 329.74 miles away)
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You may remember travelling to school or work or going on holiday behind a steam engine, when you were younger. You may be too young to remember when steam ran the trains throughout the country. Whatever your age come aboard The Strathspey Railway and relive the sights and sounds of the steam age – its part of your past, your heritage. Join the train at the beautifully restored Aviemore Station, the largest on the Highland Railway system outside Inverness. Pass the large locomotive shed (not... [more]
Visitor Rating : You may remember travelling to school or work or going on holiday behind a steam engine, when you were younger. You may be too young to remember when steam ran the trains throughout the country. Whatever your age come aboard The Strathspey Railway and relive the sights and sounds of the steam age – its part of your past, your heritage. Join the train at the beautifully restored Aviemore Station, the largest on the Highland Railway system outside Inverness. Pass the large locomotive shed (not... [more]
- Rating: 0.00
- Votes: 0
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Logie Steading Art Gallery ( 353.84 miles away)
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Originally built as a model farm in the 1920’s, it has now been converted to present quality for visitors in the tranquil Findhorn Valley near the well-known walks at Randolph’s Leap.
Logie Steading makes an interesting day out for individuals or groups, as there is a wide variety of things to see and a tea room serving home baking, home-made soup and light lunches.
Come and browse in the workshops, see some of the craftsmen at work, then be refreshed by the... [more]
Visitor Rating : Originally built as a model farm in the 1920’s, it has now been converted to present quality for visitors in the tranquil Findhorn Valley near the well-known walks at Randolph’s Leap.
Logie Steading makes an interesting day out for individuals or groups, as there is a wide variety of things to see and a tea room serving home baking, home-made soup and light lunches.
Come and browse in the workshops, see some of the craftsmen at work, then be refreshed by the... [more]
- Rating: 0.00
- Votes: 0
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Culloden Centre ( 349.68 miles away)
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Culloden Moor, scene of the last major battle fought on mainland Britain, is one of the most iconic and emotive sites in Scotland. The battle that took place here on 16 April 1746 effectively ended Jacobite hopes of restoring the exiled Stuart dynasty to the throne of Britain. The army of Prince Charles Edward Stuart was crushed by Government forces led by the Duke of Cumberland. In less than an hour – the time it takes to walk round the battlefield – it was over. The brutal measures imposed... [more]
Visitor Rating : Culloden Moor, scene of the last major battle fought on mainland Britain, is one of the most iconic and emotive sites in Scotland. The battle that took place here on 16 April 1746 effectively ended Jacobite hopes of restoring the exiled Stuart dynasty to the throne of Britain. The army of Prince Charles Edward Stuart was crushed by Government forces led by the Duke of Cumberland. In less than an hour – the time it takes to walk round the battlefield – it was over. The brutal measures imposed... [more]
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