Posts for March, 2022

A stunning 10k Trail Run on our magnificent Cairngorm Estate and Deer Farm. Experience rolling hills, the beautiful meandering River Don and more breathtaking scenery you will never forget. This Epic 10k Trail Run is suitable for most abilities and will be sure to put you to the test. With nearly 300m elevation gain you will be heading to the summit of Clachcurr, and traversing the ridge along side our Red Deer Herd, to the otherside of the estate before descending through monument Valley!

Only £28 per person! If you book before February 28th tickets are just £26 per person!! Age 16+, Under 18s must accompanied by a particicpating adult!

Registration Starts at 09:30am and finishes at 10:30am, Ready for an 11:00am Race Start!



Whats Included:


-Electronic Chip Timing!

– 1/2 way Water station

-Fully Marked out route, easy to follow

-Bespoke wooden medals for all who finish

-1st place Stag Trophy!

-First Aid

-Free Parking on site

More Info:

Strathdon Ranch’s Adventure Forest will be available for spectators to use during the race, along with their delicious Wood Fired Pizza Cafe!

Ideal for kids and Families supporting their racer!

There is no Bag drop off for the Race, please leave all valuables in your car.

Please arrive from 9:00am to allow time for you to get registered and ready to set off for an 11:00am start.

Award Ceremony at 1:30pm

Refreshments Available from 9:00am

Woodfired Pizzas Available from 11:00am -3:00pm

The beautiful landscape of the Cairngorms National Park has to be experienced, and there are few events that take you on such a breath-taking journey as the Glenlivet 10K!

This April, put on your trainers and stride out for Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland at this iconic road race.

You will be joining like-minded people and making friends along the way, at the same time as making sure people with chest, heart and stroke conditions get the support they need to live life to the full.

Set in the stunning landscape of the Glenlivet Crown Estate, the Glenlivet 10K has been nominated as the ‘most beautiful run in Scotland’ in the UK Running Awards.

The spectacular route follows quiet country roads that meander around the River Livet, passing ancient castles and offering amazing views of this secret glen.

The event’s start and finish and all facilities are based at the wonderful Glenlivet Distillery, and the course if suitable for runners and joggers of all abilities.

It has been a long wait since our last event, in 2019, and we would like to thank everyone for their patience and understanding during what has been a traumatic time for so many people.

The support we have received from runners, sponsors, suppliers and the wider local community has been terrific and, although significant challenges remain, we are excited to be able to confirm that our full programme of races is planned to go ahead over the weekend of April 23-24.

Entries are now open and we would encourage you to sign up as soon as possible as limited places are available as a large number of people have deferred places from 2020 and 2021.

If you have already deferred from a previous year, and have confirmation of this, then you don’t need to take any further action at this point. If your original entry was part of a company block booking you should contact your company regarding a new entry.

We will be continuing with our series of special medals depicting notable landmarks within and around the Balmoral Estate. The 2022 medal will feature Balmoral Castle. So, don’t miss out on the chance to secure one of these limited edition mementoes.

A long weekend or day retreat, either way, you can expect good feels playfully investigating the power and adaptability of your body. Working with Carrie Wilde Yoga exploring yoga, meditation and relaxation in the tipi.

The Dell of Abernethy will be cooking delicious food, and we’ll have the horsebox sauna to enjoy.

An amateur golf tournament over 18 holes at Grantown Golf Club. Teams of 4. Any mix of male and female teams. Prizes for 1st and 2nd teams and novelty prizes.
Run by the Rotary Club of Spey Valley.
First £1,000 of proceeds goes to the Highland Hospice.

MacAulay: Newtonmore v Kinlochshiel

Premiership (or Scottish tie): Newtonmore 1 v Cabers

Premiership: Newtonmore 1 v Kingussie

Premiership: Newtonmore 1 v Fort William Sutherland

North 1 : Kingussie v Newtonmore 2