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Grampian Area Map with Major Aberdeenshire and Moray Towns and Cities
Travelling to North East Scotland
The north east of Scotland may seem remote, but in fact it is very easy to get to Grampian. The region, and Aberdeen in particular, is well served by train, coach, air and ferry. And once here, travelling around is really easy.
Visitor Accommodation
Aberdeenshire & Moray have loads of places to stay, ranging from hostels through B&s and Guest Houses to 5 star hotels. Some are more in tune with the needs of cyclists than others. Those that are tend to be members of the Cyclists Welcome Scheme - look out for the logo when booking accommodation.
Must Do's - What to see in Aberdeen City and Shire
The Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire region is famous for its dramatic coastlines, its 263 castles, its whisky distillerys, its costal villages and its rolling landscapes of Royal Deeside. But that’s just the beginning.
Awash with a fascinating history, vibrant street art colours the Aberdeen city streets, with numerous festivals and performances year round drawing visitors and locals to see world class artists. The newly refurbished Aberdeen Art Gallery is a must visit. For foodies - the region is home to five Michelin Guide restaurants.
The region has also inspired literary classics and hosted Hollywood blockbusters and Netflix series. From Bram Stoker to Walt Disney, Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire has helped creative movie magic.
So when you have a day off the bike it can be difficult to decide what to do. Have a look at Get Your Guide, (just click the banner below) for some inspiration, and book yourself on a guided tour.
Cycling in the Grampian Region
If you are looking for some inspiration of where to cycle, or just want to avoid getting lost, then the cycling maps from Sustrans, and books from Amazon may be of interest to you.
