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I stopped at bus stop a few miles before, but wish I'd waited for this!

There is a good information plaque on the road bridge and a short path from a stile over the fence allows you to see the structure from close to.

Gravel track, some wee steep hills around the area but feels like your miles away deep into the moors

You can enter easily and will find tables as well as benches

Findhorn Birdge is an unusual two-span, reinforced concrete bridge spanning the River Findhorn in Tomatin. It's most striking feature are the semi-octagonal 'windows'. It was designed by the engineer Sir E Owen Williams in 1926 and now forms part of NCN 7.

Really worth a stop off at this great no nonsense distillery. One of the best

Good range of food and great views from the cafe's picture windows

Description 1897. 5-span wooden trestle railway bridge; heavy timbers, each trestle with substantial buttress props either side; all bolted and braced with metal ties. Metal plated parapet with simple strut and wire guard rail. Statement of Special Interest Built by the Highland Railway. The only wooden trestle railway bridge on a mainline railway in Scotland. Built and retained owing to difficulty of securing foundations for a steel or masonry bridge. - https://portal.historicenvironment.scot/designation/LB14887 - https://canmore.org.uk/site/14134/moy-aultnaslanach-viaduct

Beautiful bridge with many arches in Tomatin.

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Findhorn Bridge In Tomatin; Old Findhorn Bridge over River Findhorn. There are two trusses, each 98 feet by 36 feet, and they meet on a curiously split central pier. Each truss has two beams supporting a concrete deck which is secondarily supported by transverse beams. These are bowed, and correspond in their spacing to the verticals of the arcade under which they protrude lightly as bosses. The trusses are in situ concrete Vierendeel-type beams, 98 feet long. The river Findhorn runs 30 feet deep.

Definitely Hike a bike hill but be good going down

This steep climb is over relatively quickly (for a hill climb in Scotland anyway!). The undulations continue in almost any direction you ride across the moorland here, however, the terrain is never too technical.

Great food and service with a smile!

Fantastic stop for coffee and cake. Top it up with Marshfield Farm's clotted cream Vanilla ice cream too! Really well-priced and tasty.

https://m.facebook.com/jpthestrathdearn/ Lovely cafe and shop, stunning views of the viaduct.

Just off the A9 between Inverness and Aviemore - new cafe and shop. Warm welcome and excellent coffee and scones. Also a scenic walk under the Findhorn viaduct - seen so often from the A9, but never as close up as this. Of course the sunshine helps!