A traditional Scottish Highland village in the heart of modern Scotland. Visitors to Badenoch, Strathspey and the new Cairngorm National Park will find that the small but lively village of Carrbridge offers a traditional Highland welcome and provides the ideal base for a truly memorable holiday. The village has a wide choice of accommodation establishments to suit all budgets while there is a wealth of tourist attractions and outdoor activities right on the doorstep. Our new community website is for both local residents and visiting tourists.

A showcase festival providing an eclectic combination of traditional & contemporary music, theatre, spectacular street carnival and jazz.The programme also includes music workshops, a young bands open stage, guided walk golf comeptition etc. Hilights for 2007 include Orkestra del Sol and Mugenkyo with a celebration of Japanese Taiko drumming. Main Programme & Fringe Events
Carrbridge
Community Arts Projects
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For winners and photographs of the day’s events and forthcoming events - visit the Golden Spurtle web site ...

Learn a little of the heroic folk of Carrbridge.......
Visit our History page for more details

A gathering of some of the top chainsaw carvers from across the Uk and beyond. Stalls, sideshows, live music, grand auction and quick carve. A fun day out for all the family
CarveCarrbride for details of 2007 winners and other associated information
HAG OF THE BRIDGE
The film was shot in and around Carrbridge

The DVD of the 'Hag of the Bridge' is now available - priced at only £5. The DVD contains all of the outakes and deleted scenes.
Order online here...........
Nestling in the very heart of the Scottish Highlands is the delightful age-old village of Carrbridge. . .
The
Old Bridge at Night
The first of the Scottish ski villages, the history of this small but lively community dates back many hundreds of years with its past reflected in the curved arches of its ancient packhorse bridge - the oldest stone bridge in the Highlands.
Surrounded by spectacular mountain and moorland scenery and within easy reach of a host of exciting tourist attractions, Carrbridge has a great deal to offer both summer and winter visitors.
Among the attractions which have helped put Carrbridge on the map is the Landmark Forestry Heritage and Adventure Park with its wild water coaster, steam powered saw mill and tree top trail set in an ancient pine forest.
The village also has its own pony trekking centre, challenging nine hole golf course and bowling green while there is the opportunity right on the doorstep to try out any sport or outdoor activity.
While the best of Scottish skiing can be found on the nearby snow capped tops of Cairngorm, there is a seemingly never ending list of activities from mountain bike riding and watersports to golf, fishing, clay pigeon shooting, hill walking, bird watching and climbing.
Carrbridge, which is also renowned as the home of both traditional and contemporary Celtic music and song, also provides an ideal base for exploring other areas of the Highlands from the Highland capital of Inverness to Loch Ness, the Malt Whisky Trail, Royal Deeside, the Moray Coast and the West Highlands and Skye.
Here you will find all
we can think of to plan your trip to the area in advance. Or if you live
here, you will be able to stay on top of community events via Whats On and the COMMUNITY PAGES
In particular, visitors will find information about accommodation offered in the village. Hotel, Guest House, Bed and Breakfast (B & B), Self Catering and Bunkhouse accommodation are all available in Carrbridge.
MTB
at nearby Ardverikie Lodge
The wide range of activities, along with the beautiful scenery and the famous hospitality, are among the many reasons people come here and are probably among the reasons you are reading this page. We have a comprehensive list of activities all available in Carrbridge.
In the Wider area, including the Cairngorms National Park, the list expands indefinitely--your imagination, initiative and drive are the only limits--and for a good idea as to some of the possibilities out there you can follow the links from our Links Page
Of course you don't need to go anywhere else! If you're just trying to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday modern life, Carrbridge offers the tranquility of a traditional highland village along with some of the comforts of modern life. Here you will find a more than adequate range of places to dine and shops to stock up on supplies and souvenirs.
Community and Visitors alike invited to submit photos and text of community and business interest
As part of the new push to develop the Community's online presence we're requesting lively and ongoing submissions from the public for inclusion in these pages.
Got a good story from your last visit to Carrbridge?
How about getting some pictures from the next event at the Village Hall?
Maybe, write something up about Carumba, the Village's Carnival Samba group?
Come on, with all the Bloggers out there around the web, surely we've got some budding journos, writers and photographers around these parts!
Click here to submit your efforts to The Editor
Photographs for the site so far provided by the following. . .
James
Ross, a Carrbridge native and perennial photographic chronicler of the area
View more of James's work at James
Ross's Photo Galleries on pbase.com
Roy Brown, Web site desiger and developer, responsible for both the
Golden Spurtle and Carve Carrbridge web sites has contributed kindly to our community site.
Archie Lang, a
local MTN Bike enthusiast and member of the Carrbridge Crew of riders
who explore the local trails on Wednesday evenings throughout the year.
View more of Archie's work and find out the schedule for mountain bike
rides in the area at Cairngorm
Images
Helen Dudleston.
Carrbridge Community Arts,
a dynamic and innovative local community group involved in organising
a mixed programme of art activities and local events. Find out more here
These photographs are displayed here by kind permission of the photographers who retain copyright in the respective works and all rights provided therein.
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Community Council
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March 2008 Winners -
1st - E Paterson
2nd - Liz Bishop
3rd - Iain Macintosh
Much more deatils on our What's on Page.
NEWSWORTHY
CBA Minutes NOV 2007 (PDF)
CBA Assoc Memo (PDF)


We have the names of all the people in the photo except the "Queen".
Do you know the "Queen" - visit our History page for a larger image and more details
Carr-Bridge News was voted the runner-up in the 2007 Community Newsletter of the Year in the Cairngorms National Park. Editor Carol Neely was presented with the Highly Commended Cairngorms National Park Shield at the Second Annual Cairngorms & Moray Newsletter & Websites Awards Dinner at Tomintoul on 18th May 2007
Proud to be associated with the Cairngorms National Park Authority.
The Union of South Africa Gressely A4 and The Great Marquess K4 - More Details
The Village Hall hosts a range of different activities throughout the year....
SEE THE VILLAGE HALL PAGE FOR FURTHER DETAILS
Get your (PDF) Form here. or from the Community Page.
NEXT MEETING....
Carrbidge Village Hall
Thursday 29th May at 8pm
View the Minutes and Agendas - You can also find details of the
2006 Community Council Report.....
View Details