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Craigellachie


Craigellachie lies at the confluence of the two rivers most closely associated with the Scotch Whisky industry - the Fiddich and the Spey.

Spanning the Spey at this point is a remarkable bridge built by Thomas Telford in 1814. A plaque records that the metalwork was cast in Wales.

The village has excellent accommodation and eating places as well as galleries and a gift shop. Just outside Craigellachie is the Speyside Cooperage and Visitor Centre where ancient crafts and skills can be watched and enjoyed.


More Craigellachie resources


Accommodation
Distillery Visitor Centres

Choose your next stop on a gentle journey through Speyside


Knockando
Aberlour
Dufftown
Rothes
Keith
Firing a barrel at the Speyside Cooperage
Firing a whisky barrel at the Speyside Cooperage
The Telford bridge over the Spey at Craigellachie
The Telford bridge over the Spey at Craigellachie
HIE Moray

Speyside Glenlivet Water

Glencairn Crystal

Homecoming Scotland 2009

Event Scotland

Johnstons Cashmere
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