Photo of Singleton of Glen Ord Distillery, a distillery near Muir of Ord, Highland, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.

Singleton of Glen Ord Distillery© Gerald England / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0

Places to explore near Conon Bridge StationConon Bridge

13 places within 10 km — the standouts first, nearest first within each group.

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Singleton of Glen Ord Distillery

Distillery near Muir of Ord

Historic distillery at Muir of Ord on the edge of the Black Isle, offering tours of its Singleton single malt.

4.8 km SW

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Strathpeffer

Village

Victorian spa village of pastel villas around a restored pump room and pavilion, at the foot of Ben Wyvis.

6.7 km W · Highland

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Bad Girl Bakery

Farm & farm shop near Muir of Ord

Popular Highland bakery and café at Muir of Ord turning out cakes, tray bakes and sourdough on the edge of the Black Isle.

5.1 km S

Highland Farm Café

Farm & farm shop near Dingwall

Eco farm café near Dingwall serving locally sourced food, home baking and cakes on a working Highland farm.

7 km N

Beauly Priory

Priory near Beauly

The remains of a medieval priory in Highland.

8.6 km S

Black Isle Brewery

Farm & farm shop near Munlochy

Pioneering organic brewery near Munlochy, brewing on a working farm since 1998 with tours and a shop.

8.8 km E

Beauly

Village

Handsome market village on the River Beauly with a broad square, independent shops and the ruined priory.

9.4 km S · Highland

Everything else within 10 km (6) — reserves, earthworks & places to check before travelling

Cairn IrenanChambered tomb3.7 km SE
Cnoc MorMarilyn5.4 km W
Castle Hill (Highland)Henge5.5 km S
Preas MairiChambered tomb8 km W
Kilmorack ChurchChurch8.7 km S
Torr AchiltyMarilyn9.3 km W

Ordered by how far each place is worth travelling for, then by distance. Distances are straight-line to the nearest edge of each place — paths wind, of course.