Location: Roybridge
Top Things to do in Roybridge
What to do and see in Roybridge, United Kingdom (UK): The Best Places and Tips
Roybridge is a small village, that lies at the confluence of the rivers River Roy and River Spean, located 3 miles east of Spean Bridge, in Kilmonivaig Parish, Inverness-shire, Scottish Highlands and is in the Highland administrative area.
Restaurants in Roybridge
1. Glen Roy National Nature Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Antiguo valle glacial, en Escocia, famoso por sus "paralel roads", marcas del hielo en la roca de distintas épocas glaciares
Reviewed By Mark P - Stratford-on-Avon
We were staying at Roy Bridge and passed the sign to this ice-age scene every day. I had a spare morning and drove up to the viewpoint which is about 3 miles from the main road.
Worth a side trip, nice viewpoint, great place to stay in a campervan overnight, silent and secluded. Other people parked there to walk around the valley, I just took a few photos and came back. Good information board telling the story of Charles Darwin when he visited (expecting to find sea shells on the ridge lines). Three very distinct lines along the valley sides.
2. Cille Choirill Church
Overall Ratings
5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Randy K - Des Moines, Iowa
We stumbled upon this by accident. The church was stone and obviously old. It's really scenic there, and we would have spent more than fifteen minutes looking at the tombstones had it not started raining. It was quite interesting.
If only for the views, it's worth a visit here.
3. Tulloch Ringing Centre
Overall Ratings
5 based on 10 reviews
Tulloch Ringing Centre is a privately owned Scottish ringing centre, which contains the most northerly ring of 12 bells. The bells are available 24/7, 365 days a year. Come for a grab, a ringing course, a peal, an outing or just to look. Lots to do for non-ringing Klingons of all ages.
Reviewed By June W - Reading, United Kingdom
A wonderful venue for a ringing week. Easy going bells, good facilities and excellent hospitality from the owners. A goos place to bring on learners, as the bells are so easy to handle and hear. I would recommend a trip for towers, associations or just groups of friends. Whilst not ringing, there is some wonderful countryside to explore or just relax by the efficient log burner in the the rest area. Kitchen facilities are well equipped and easily accessible.
4. Tulloch Farm
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By ElTuffin
Went to Strath Cottage at the end of July and couldn't have asked for much better. The farm itself is full of friendly animals, such as the horses and dogs. So much help was given from any whom lived on the farm. Watch for the horseflys though, they do bite a little!
5. Fishing Scotland - Day Tours
Overall Ratings
1 based on 1 reviews
Fishing Scotland is a Highlands of Scotland Wild Fly Fishing School provideing private "Learn to Fly Fish" and private Guided Coaching excursions for experienced fly fishers. All Fishing Scotland lochs and streams are private waters in private estates in the Great Glen (A82) and Glen Spean (A860). Fishing excursions are inclusive of a full time Scottish guide/coach, all fishing tackle, permits, access, Wellie Boots and transport. Individuals, small groups and families (youngsters over 8 years)are most welcome. PRE-REGISTRATION IS ESSENTIAL
Reviewed By DavidNCarolyn - Dallas, Texas
Went through their web twice requesting availability for excursion and got no reply at all. Surely it is small issues with their web site and they are not ignoring requests.
6. Tulloch Outdoor Activity Centre
We offer white water rafting, paintball, quad biking, 4x4 driving, archery, clay pigeon shooting, separate kids quad circuit, canyoning, gorge walking, river duckies and pony trekkinng. Please call for more info or visit our website we are more than happy to answer your questions. Open 7 days a week, all year round.
