Cairngorm Mountains Pillows

The view from the terrace at the top of the Funicular Railway on Cairn Gorm, Scotland. Cairn Gorm lies at the northern end of the Cairngorm Mountains; a high and exceptionally remote plateau largely over 4000ft in height and segmented by deep north-south valleys. Cairn Gorm is Scotland’s sixth highest mountain at 4082ft or 1244m: the Cairngorms collectively also contain four other, higher summits culminating in Ben Macdui at 4295ft or 1309m. BEST VIEWED LARGER

The funicular railway takes skiers and tourists to the top station at 3,600 feet, not far from the summit of Cairngorm Mountain in the Cairngorm National Park near Aviemore, Scotland. One car ascends the mountain as another descends. Cairngorm Mountain is popular with skiers in the winter and tourists and hillwalkers in the summer.

CairnGorm Scotland Ski poster in a beautiful vintage style.

The view from the terrace at the top of the Funicular Railway on Cairn Gorm, Scotland. Cairn Gorm lies at the northern end of the Cairngorm Mountains; a high and exceptionally remote plateau largely over 4000ft in height and segmented by deep north-south valleys. Cairn Gorm is Scotland's sixth highest mountain at 4082ft or 1244m: the Cairngorms collectively also contain four other, higher summits culminating in Ben Macdui at 4295ft or 1309m. Best viewed LARGER

Looking north from the western side of the Larig Ghru in the Cairngorms National Park.

Loch Morlich is a loch located in the Cairngorm National Park of The Scottish Highlands. The loch is located next to the roadside on the drive from the town of Aviemore to the Cairn Gorm mountain.

Looking south from near the summit on a glorious September afternoon in the Cairngorms National Park.

Loch Pityoulich and the Cairngorm Mountains of Scotland, near Aviemore.